📻 Channel 1: Language Overflow Event

Observation Log #I18N-001

Time: 03:17 AM Location: Dyedream World · Warm Plains

I discovered the text on the stone tablets was flowing. Not a hallucination. Those symbols originally frozen into a single shape now automatically restructure based on the observer's native language. English players see English. Chinese players see Chinese.

The dream learned to translate. Not a rough overwrite, but a gentle retelling.

Structure blocks no longer remain silent to you. Wands tell you they've cleared their memory. Life crystals remind you — you've already absorbed their gift.

Even the old diaries in the ruins, those pages once discarded as garbled text, can now be read in full.

Note: Translation keys have permeated 100+ item tooltips, 24 structure blocks, and all system messages. Language files are no longer just attachments — they are the vocal cords of the dream.

📻 Channel 2: Music Learned to Wait

Observation Log #BGM-002

Time: Dusk, Biome Boundary

Before, whenever I stepped from forest into coast, the music was like a bird with its neck squeezed — cut off abruptly. Not anymore.

The new broadcast protocol (we internally call it "Complete Play") allows a track to finish its breath. The cello can hold its final long note. The bagpipe can send its tail into the wind. Then, a precise pause — 45 seconds, or an interval you set yourself — before the coast's music slowly rises.

New channels added:

• 🌊 Coast → sweetdream_music
• 🏞️ River → dyedream_world

You can switch modes in the client config. Like improvisation? Keep crossfade. Like ritual? Turn on complete play.

The dream finally understands: interrupting someone is impolite. Even if it's music.

📻 Channel 3: Voices of the Dead

Observation Log #BOOK-003

Time: Rainy Night, Abandoned Church

I counted. Over thirty. Before, they were just blank pages scattered everywhere, or filled with unreadable symbols. Now, the stories are complete.

I opened Traversing Dreams, recording how the first dream-seeker stumbled into the Dyedream World. I opened Research Notes: Black Metal, learning why that ore glows in the Lamp Shadow World. I opened the Dyedream Church Diaries — a series, not a single volume — a cult's descent from piety to madness, stroke by stroke, all inside.

They are no longer collectibles. They are testimonies.

Partial reading list:

• Traversing Dreams / 《来往于梦》
• Research Notes: Black Metal / 《研究笔记-黑金属》
• The Bubble Ecosphere / 《气泡生态球》
• Daedalus Wings & Floating Isles / 《代达罗斯之翼与浮空岛》
• Dyedream Church Diaries / 《染梦教堂日记》（series）
• Dyedream Lectures / 《染梦讲堂》

📻 Channel 4: The Architect's Blueprint

Observation Log #API-004

Time: Noon, Workshop

Someone nailed a map to the wall. We finally know how this city's sewers run.

PasterDreamAPI and PasterDream's boundary of responsibilities has been formally recorded. BlockAPI, EntityAPI, BgmAPI, SanAPI, SpellAPI... they are no longer tribal knowledge passed by word of mouth. Builder patterns unified, registration logic written into documents.

For ordinary travelers, this means nothing. But for craftsmen who wish to keep building upon this world — this map means they won't get lost again.

📻 Channel 5: Vanished Candy and Merged Shelves

Observation Log #MISC-005

Silver Fox Cotton Candy (yinhul_cotton_candy) has been pulled from shelves. It no longer fits this world's taste.

Armor has also moved from its independent display case into the "Weapons & Tools" section. One less tab, one less swipe.

Tiny. But the world is slightly tidier for it.

+ Language Overflow: All hardcoded text → translation keys (100+ items, 24 structure blocks, all messages)
+ Dream Radio BGM 2.0: Complete Play mode + Coast/River new mappings
+ 30+ dead men's notes: from garbled text to complete narratives
+ Architect's Blueprint: API module responsibilities documented
+ Client config: bgm_use_song_complete_mode, bgm_song_interval_seconds

- Silver Fox Cotton Candy discontinued
- Armor independent tab merged into Weapons & Tools