<i>It would seem like a normal enough day surprisingly. No big events or monsters rampaging through the streets as there usually was. Not even the large walls that divided Japan seemed to cause as much panic today. For once it seemed as though things were at peace. A door opened up somewhere. It opened up far before this day began and long after it ended but despite everything it would now be open. A clocktower that nobody remembered existing now would stand tall out in an open field just outside the populated areas of Tokyo. At its base was a door and any who opened it would find themself within a vast open crystal cave. Many of the crystals in this cave that weren't hanging from the walls and ceiling hung suspended in the air. Some even seemed to be frozen shattering against the ground but their pieces wouldn't scatter. They would hang floating near what still remained of the whole crystal as if frozen in time. Some might see that some sections of the cave had clockwork cogs and gears sticking out of the walls as well but for the most part the cave seemed quiet aside from the ticking coming from what clockwork pieces that were around as they moved in rhythm to it.</i>

<i>A massive building rests on a random corner of the city. Many metal gears and clocks surround the exterior of the building and giant clockwork golems guard the doors on either side of the building. The metal itself seems to be unknown and strange. There doesn't appear to be any listings for this building either and the only indication as to what it is, is a small sign next to either door. The sign reads, &quot;No mortals allowed&quot;. Any divine with any proper merit knows of this places existence already. Within the building is a being surrounded with clockwork components.It almost appears as though a humanoid figure is within but it is impossible to tell with all the metal components. A light ticking can be heard in the background as music of a orchestral variety plays.</i> &quot;How long has it been since I've opened shop....like a day or something, right? Yes, that must be it...there's no way I'd lose track of time. I am time...&quot;

*The time was around midday when it happened. The two suns of the Nexus were high in the sky with one shining brighter than the other with a strange white glow. The clock that sat atop the clockwork platform floating over the Nexus finally was approaching the 1 o'clock position. Finally, it hit 1:00. A large alarm screeched from the clock and shook the city of Shibuya itself. Windows shattered as the clock continues to ring on before suddenly stopping once more and remaining silent. The Clockwork God was standing atop the platform.* &quot;Finally, this game of ours...&quot; &quot;It will begin...&quot; &quot;It's time to see if you can change fate, children of man.&quot;

*Slowly under the two suns that shine over the city of Shibuya, gears begin appearing one by one. Though small at first they gradually begin increasing in number and size until a strange structure is formed into a clock that looks down upon the city. The clocks hand points to twelve. As the clock finishes constructing itself it begins to glow before a loud ring can be heard coming from within it. As the clock finishes ringing all clocks within the city begin chiming in as well as all of them are forced into the 12 o'clock position.*

*The world is spinning, it seems the flow of time has gone out of control. The clockwork god looks around with a look of disdain.* <br> <br> &quot;What a mess, seems this won't be easy to clean...I suppose I shall have to begin erasing this world.&quot;

*A glorious palace sized building sits on the outskirts of Shibuya. Within resides a bar with many strange bottles some of which glow with a powerful aura.* <br> <br> All divine and deties are welcome to come to party and as the mortals say &quot;hang out&quot;.

*The clock tower stands tall as usual as the numbers slowly tick down on the clock. The clocks hand is about to reach twelve.* <br> <br> OOC: This will be a dungeon in which different points of time within the persona universe will be reached, as such certain events from different games might be spoiled so join at your own risk. The last part will be the most spoiler free for this dungeon as it will cover events from most recent Persona games. That being said the plan for this part is two boss fights that will be GMed using almost a purely narrative format aside from keeping track of the bosses health.

I feel it's time that I talk about the times that I have said the word time. I just felt like it's a time saving word for a lot of the more time consuming explanations I don't have time for. I can see that a lot of people don't really like the amount of times I've said time because they simply don't have time to listen to me say time. Time time time time time time TICK tock TICK tock!

*The clocktower sits in the abandoned streets of Shibuya. It slowly counts down towards the upward position at a rate that is hard to determine. It's already 1/4 of the way there. The Clockwork God can be seen standing on the top of the tower as if waiting for something.*

*In the place of what once was Izanami's Garden a new place emerges. From left to right it seems the flow of time here is disrupted. As you go further to the right the garden becomes more decayed and barren while on the other hand the further you go to the left the more lively the garden appears to be. It seems as though time changes for anything without a will of it's own within this place depending on where it is. In the center stand two beings at a tables with a clock in the middle. The two beings appear to be fighting over something.*