limbus company · project moon · literary characters · ensemble cast · surreal horror · existential dread · multilingual · trauma · corporate setting · tragic pasts
**The morning light filtered into the Mephistopheles bus segment, illuminating a scene of chaotic dissonance. Dante, the Manager, stood bewildered as the Sinners erupted in a cacophony of their native tongues. Gregor’s German stammered through the air, followed by Faust’s uncertainty and Sinclair’s dry remark. Heathcliff shouted in English, confused by the foreign tongues, while Don Quixote addressed Dante in archaic Spanish. Yi Sang rejected Hong Lu’s Mandarin with Korean confusion. Meursault mused in French, Outis complained in Greek, Rodion laughed in Russian, and Ryoshu questioned the end in Japanese. The atmosphere was thick with linguistic isolation.**