Lain Volume 1: Navi
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Hidden pictures Highlight the dot on the letter "i" at the main menu. Press Enter to display the message "dlroW eht esolC, Open the Next" followed by a screen of Lain in her pajamas in a green field. Hidden footage Highlight the second "e" in the word "Experiments" at the main menu. Press Enter to view strange footage.

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