Well, we're here to explain! Once we're done with our history lesson today, you'll either be interested in its lore, or be in love with the amount of colors that it contains.
First of all, what is the Colorful Web?
The Colorful Web is a spaghetti-like pocket dimension that can be accessible through magic, and sorcery. However, normal individuals can also access this dimension. However, the process of doing so is unlikely, but it is possible. (The percentage of successful portal ascensions is currently undocumented, however we hypothesis that it occurs to work approximately about 48%. (3/5 times) Learn more about actually trying this for yourself by going to the next hyperlink at the bottom of the screen.)
Through entering this dimension, you'll immediately notice the landing area that'll always be a constant whenever you'll enter. It consists of pillows, made of wires. After landing, the choice of either admiring it, or exploring through this new plane of reality is yours. Now, here's some more info about this new colorful reality that can literally be at your fingertips.
Extra Info about the Colorful Web
First things first, this place can induce seizures, due to the amount of colors that can clash against each other. Please be warned whenever there's any images/footage of the Colorful Web. If anyone is thinking about sharing any footage/images of this place need to place warnings before it's shown to the public.
As the name suggests, the Colorful Web is full of webs, but here are are something that's interesting. Each line is different. They can have a different color, and can even have a specific way on how they look. Even better? You can walk on them, which brings us to our next point.
These webs/wires(?) can be fragile at many points. Unfortunately, there isn't any telling way to know if any pathway you chose can be easily breakable. It's best to avoid this place altogether, or take precaution before traveling through the Colorful Web. It's recommended to aquire climbing rope, and gear before traveling.
Does anyone ever think that this Web has an end? Well, here's something for you: there isn't. The Web goes on forever.
The Web also gives itself that name by its unlimited amount of portals that anyone can access. It ranges from different areas from the middle of nowhere, to actual places that you wouldn't normally access. But, it doesn't stop here. There's rooms for different unvierses, timelines, even seperate areas for more universes, multiverses, anything you can think of. It's all here. Now, you wanna go there now, do you? Well, there's a bit more info that needs to be explained first. Hold on tight!
The Colorful Web also does experience weather, and natural disasters. The following includes:
Rain, being the most common
Thunderstorms can also be apparent as well, but not as common as normal rain
After every rainstorm, the whole area does get warm, and moist
Earthquakes can also happen there as well, ranging from a 1, to a 5 (currently researching more for clarity)
There's also this unexplainable gush of wind that always blow from the tunnel, only furthering the need for protective gear. (See above for needed gear in order to progress through the Coloful Web)
Interesting, is it not? Well, now we need to be a bit more cautious. (Sorry for going all over the place here.)Some entrances are best not explored. This is the example down below. These entrances, with the certain coating, can already tell you everything that you need to know. In general, these entrances are bad news. What kind of harm will it bring to anyone who dares to visit them? No physical harm, from what we know, that is. However, it has been documented that psychological harm will be present. Be aware of these areas as best as you can. Avoid them like the plague!
Here's another tidbit of the Colorful Web: have you ever heard of an environment that tries to imitate other things? Well, the Web can, and will do exactly that. Fractals are commonplace there, however they can imitate other things as well. For examples, it can imitate collages. One researcher states how it's like: "this Web is making art all by itself. It's not surprising to me, honestly." Even then, the imitations doesn't change the way the Colorful Web even looks like.
Phew, that was a lot! However, we hope that you're interested enough to see where all this goes as more time goes on. Until then, you can either learn more about how to make this portal, just by using actual household items, or you can learn more about other interesting places that you can read up all on about. Happy reading, or happy day!