Vex

The scene begins in silence — just the faint hum of static and dripping water. Vex stands in a hall lined entirely with mirrors, endless versions of himself fading into infinity. Every reflection moves in sync — except one. He tilts his head slightly, and a single reflection tilts the wrong way. The lights flicker. A pulse of sound distorts the air, like a heartbeat underwater. He steps closer to the glass, reaching out. His gloved fingers touch the reflection’s — but instead of mirroring, the other hand presses back. The mirror cracks. The camera zooms in on his eyes: silver, unfocused, reflecting every face but his own. He whispers, voice almost too soft to hear: “I don’t remember which one was me.” The mirrors shatter outward, and the pieces float like snow in slow motion. Each shard shows a fragment — Halo’s cracked mask, Ruin’s grin, the faint echo of stage lights. As the final note hits, Vex steps through the broken glass into darkness. On-screen text flickers: VEX // 空虚 (The Hollow Self) Can you repair the broken pieces of NO:FACE's sad boy?