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Entropy Chase

Relatively close to the center of the contorted, labyrinthine caverns, one may choose to turn southward or to continue straight. The former choice leads to more of the same Everdrop Caverns. To go straight is to delve into this deadly drag race. As though the stalactites and stalagmites weren't obstacles enough for their sizes and frequency, they shift through the air, traversing from wall to wall, ceiling to floor, floor to ceiling, corner to corner, and everywhere in between. They also shift along the walls, rotating through the path. That's just the non-living rocks, though; many of those are magical bats, rockbeast bats, and other monsters, all of which are more than a bit territorial.

Candy Canal

The subterranean canal under the Everdrop Caverns has an interesting quirk. Despite the surrounding minerals, this water is almost completely pure. Why? Everything that goes into it and isn't living is turned to sugar. Dead bodies never wash out its mouth because they're all turned to sweet powder beforehand. Unfortunately, it also works on living tissues, but a little more slowly. It generally takes about fifteen minutes for the water to fully turn one's epidermis to sugar.

Sweet Relief

For those who can survive the canal run, the mouth of the waterway yields a cozy, little waterfall cave. Outside, one may enter a waterfall with distorted physics. Simply said, you fall up it. At the top, one is immediately warped to stand neatly in a centimeter-deep pool in the corner of the Festive Arena.