Milla Vodello Treehouse of Horrors

Lore & Background

Raz's journey into this mental space reveals the duality of Milla's character: a cheerful child who can create solid matter, yet is haunted by abandonment issues. The Treehouse acts as the only place where these monsters cannot reach her, symbolizing a fragile peace. By navigating the forest and overcoming the guardians of her mind, Raz helps Milla confront these emotions rather than hiding from them.

In Their Own Story

The vines hummed with psychic energy as Raz climbed higher into the canopy. Below him, shadowy shapes twisted among the oversized toys scattered across the forest floor. He reached the wooden platform of the treehouse, where a small light flickered in the window. Inside, Milla slept soundly, unaware that her own fears were prowling just outside the door.

Reader's Guide

Raz enters Milla's mind through a psychic portal at the Motherlobe Institute, landing in a surreal forest filled with oversized toys and strange flora. He must navigate this environment while avoiding or defeating the monsters Milla has unconsciously created to protect her secret. Progression leads Raz toward the central Treehouse structure, which serves as the safe zone within the level. Along the way, he utilizes his psychic abilities to solve puzzles involving gravity and teleportation pads hidden in the scenery. Upon reaching the upper levels of the treehouse, Raz confronts the source of Milla's distress, often represented by a large monster or emotional barrier. Defeating this guardian allows him to wake Milla from her mental slumber.

Did You Know?

• Milla is one of the few characters who can manifest solid objects out of thin air using pure thought.
• The monsters in her mind level are designed to look scary but are ultimately harmless projections of her emotions.
• Her treehouse design reflects a desire for childhood comfort, contrasting with the darker tones of other mental levels.