Corridor of Nothingness
Last updated 2026-09-08
Corridor of Nothingness is a point of interest and an instance located in Temple of Space.
It separates the Temple of Space from the Cage of Suchness via the Path to the Heavens.[1]
It is unlocked by progressing through the World Quest The Final Judgment in Series A Long Day in the Mountains: Chapter 3 - Judgment and can be accessed again by interacting with the smaller Memory Core in the Samma Sambodhi Chamber.
Soundtracks
| No. | Soundtrack Name | Album | Played In |
|---|---|---|---|
| 49 | Raumhilda's Rhyme | The Shimmering Voyage Vol. 6 | Corridor of Nothingness |
| 50 | Zeitlind's Poem | The Shimmering Voyage Vol. 6 | Corridor of Nothingness (drifting) Quests |
Lore
The Corridor's power comes from the Temple of Space itself. In order to construct the Path to the Heavens and reach the Cage of Suchness, one must offer up all memories. This was first completed by Raumhilda during her journey through the Temple of Space in order to face Melanta. After their confrontation, Melanta severs the Path to the Heavens and destroys half of the Corridor of Nothingness.[1][2]
During World Quest The Final Judgment in Series A Long Day in the Mountains: Chapter 3 - Judgment, the Traveler, Paimon and Zeitlind, Raumhilda's younger sister, succeed in reestablishing the Path to the Heavens by sacrificing Zeitlind's memories that together with those remaining of her sister, form a lasting path to the Cage of Suchness. The Traveler traverses through the Corridor emerging in the fantasies the two sisters shared. The group eventually arrives at the Cage of Suchness and confronts Melanta.
Gameplay Notes
- After interacting with the Memory Core in the Samma Sambodhi Chamber a black screen transition is shown, saying The Corridor of Nothingness continues...
- Co-Op Mode is disabled and Portable Waypoints cannot be placed here.
- Upon entering the Path to the Heavens via the portal in the door, the active character will be restricted to the Traveler and cannot be controlled.
- The player is only able drift through the corridor, reliving the same memory sequence seen in The Final Judgment.
Trivia
- Asmoday did not design the Path to the Heavens.[2] It is unclear who was its creator.
- One of the frames found in the Path to the Heavens depicts Sretomorozsk, being the first in-game depiction of Snezhnaya before Version 7.0.
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Corridor of Nothingness | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 无所有廊 Wúsuǒyǒu-láng | Corridor of Nothingness[• 1] |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 無所有廊 Wúsuǒyǒu-láng | |
| Japanese | 無所有の回廊 Mushoyuu no Kairou | Corridor of Nothingness |
| Korean | 무소유 회랑 Musoyu Hoerang | Corridor of Nothingness |
| Spanish | Corredor de la Nada | Corridor of Nothingness |
| French | Couloir du néant | Corridor of Nothingness |
| Russian | Коридор пустоты Koridor pustoty | Corridor of Emptiness |
| Thai | ทางเดินว่างเปล่า Thangdoen Wangplao | Void Corridor |
| Vietnamese | Hành Lang Hư Vô | Corridor of Nothingness |
| German | Korridor des Nichts | Corridor of Nothingness |
| Indonesian | Corridor of Nothingness | — |
| Portuguese | Corredor do Nada | Corridor of Nothingness |
| Turkish | Yokluk Koridoru | Corridor of Nothingness |
| Italian | Corridoio del Nulla | Corridor of Nothingness |
- ↑ Chinese: 無所有 Wúsuǒyǒu refers to the Sphere of Nothingness (Sanskrit: आकिंचन्यायतना Ākiṃcanyāyatana), one of the planes of the Formless Realm, where formless devas dwell contemplating upon the thought that "there is no thing."
Change History
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 World Quest, A Long Day in the Mountains: Chapter 3 - Judgment: The Final Judgment
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 World Quest, A Long Day in the Mountains: Chapter 1 - Paradise, Part 1a: Counterfeit Classics
