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'''Twilite Wood''' is the first level in the [[Forest Gate]] in ''[[Drawn to Life]]''. This level employs a standard layout, moving from left to right through several level "sections" towards the [[Exit Gate]]. It is the first level in which the [[Hero]] uses the [[Wings]] creation. Like most other levels, [[Shadow Goo]] is splattered around Twilite Woods, and the Hero can clear the Shadow Goo for an end-level bonus.  
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hey, kid. you wanna hear about twilite wood? it's the first level in the forest gate in drawn to life. you know, that game where you draw stuff and it comes to life. pretty cool, huh? well, this level is pretty standard. you just go from left to right, dodging enemies and collecting coins. nothing too hard. but there's one thing that makes this level special. it's the first time you get to use the wings creation. yeah, you heard me right. wings. you can fly around like a bird and reach places you couldn't before. pretty neat, huh? but watch out for the shadow goo. it's all over the place, and it's bad news. it makes everything dark and gloomy. you don't want that, do you? so try to clear as much of it as you can before you reach the exit gate. trust me, it'll make you feel good. well, that's all i got to say about twilite wood. hope you enjoyed my little story. heh heh heh...
  
 
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