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The only consistent detail between each route in ''Lily's Day Off'' (and its sequel, ''[[Lily's Night Off]]'', but that's a whole other can of worms) is the fact that the protagonist (that is, you) meets an idol known as Lilypad Lily. From there, the story can branch off in nigh-unpredictable ways. In one route, you could be Lily's manager. In another, a serial killer. In yet another, you end up becoming Lily's servant. To top it all off, there are sixteen endings in total. |
The only consistent detail between each route in ''Lily's Day Off'' (and its sequel, ''[[Lily's Night Off]]'', but that's a whole other can of worms) is the fact that the protagonist (that is, you) meets an idol known as Lilypad Lily. From there, the story can branch off in nigh-unpredictable ways. In one route, you could be Lily's manager. In another, a serial killer. In yet another, you end up becoming Lily's servant. To top it all off, there are sixteen endings in total. |
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You heard me right. ''''' |
You heard me right. '''''sixteen endings'''''. |
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Strap in, folks; this is going to be a wild ride. |
Strap in, folks; this is going to be a wild ride. |
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