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Brown Portal

            I see this brown portal in front of me. It seems to have some kind of a ball on it. I tried to push it in and it does not activate it. I noticed that the round silver ball can be turned left and right. I tried this and it opened the portal. As I walked into this box I noticed a huge bright see-through lens in front of me. The lens was covered with brown cloth. I walked up to the lens and noticed that it also has a silver latch on it. Knowing from the portal that silver objects open thinks I pulled it and part of the lens opened. It was amazing how this box has two portals. The whole box was filled with many smaller box type enclosures. Everything took the shape of some kind of a box. This civilization was pretty obsessed with square-like objects. There was a big black box with the markings "SHARP" on it. The big black box had three circles towards the bottom. I pushed all of the circles and the largest one made the box shine and talk. The talking black box stood on brown rectangle that had four rectangles come out if I pulled on them. The inside of the box was white and the sides had rectangular squares all around except on the top. The surface was smooth on the top except a yellow oval circle that started to glow once a black stick was pushed up. The big white sided box had two brown stands that had white boxes that talked and gave off light. They also had a lot of white boxes that could be pushed down making the white screen switch light patterns. There are also two rectangular objects that take up most of the boxes space. Both of these large rectangular objects cave in as I touch them. It must be some kind of a pleasure device for the civilization that lived here. Above these large pleasure devices are paintings of different sizes and textures. All of the small paintings are slippery and shiny when the rays of the circle on top of the white box hit it. They also present the things that used to live here on this planet.


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