Object World

Guarding the stronghold is a tomato. His leaf spear ready, he looks into the sunset with pride. He's powerful, and can protect himself. That's not how it used to be when he was younger. Thrown onto stages in the Human World... And now he is here, laughing at their faces. They can't do anything. They cannot reach this world. This second life of objects. This is the Object World.

Suddenly, a bus comes driving to the entrance of the stronghold at max speed. Inside are small ball people. Most live in the Ball District, but they are paying a visit to the Tomato Stronghold, on the way to college. Those are teens and they are going to a campus. The driver is a yellow bellpepper, originating from the Pepper Clan. The place is arranged in small tribes: yellow, green and red bellpeppers, kapia peppers, habanero peppers and so on and so forth. They usually wear cavemen outfits. Unfortunately, they aren't so birght, for unknown reasons. That is why the peppers sit in a reservation, constructed by School Town with the help of the Tool Building. Every building of School Town is a school, but they serve multiple purposes. The natives are regular school objects and the mayor of the town is the most expensive pen there is. At least the most expensive one that broke. The actual most expensive ones are in a human museum. The Tool Building is a building of infinite height, with, you guessed it, tools. They help with constructing.

But this yellow bellpepper driving the, ironically enough, yellow bus, is an intellectual one, who turned up to be an excellent driver, discovered by the Archeologists' Papers Group. They are a rather small group of piles of archelogists' research, burnt in the Human World by some Aztec temples' curses.

Now, let me clear up one thing. The Object World is infinite, and there are only so many objects to fit in a group. That is why you might find, say, tomatoes, far away from this stronghold, maybe living in the Eiffel Tower, who have no idea about these tomatoes. Objects are everywhere, grouped by type, but not all of the same type can actually fit a group.

This tomato's favorite land, which he hasn't visited, is TV Land. He has yet to see a television in his life in the Human World, and he is craving to see one now that he has heard of it from the guard sitting right besides him, on the other side of the gate. The TV land is designed as a maze, with large TV on the walls, and no lights whatsoever. The only light is from the TVs. Many are very old. And once a TV is gone, and comes in this world, it streams the last show it has shown, over and over again.