For the Ice phantoms created by the Kouribake, he will only see the memories of that AU. If he's able to tell whether memories are fake or not: he will get the sense as though the memories these duplicates have are very much real, as though only their bodies are fake.
As these are only phantoms created by the kouribake, he will not see the kouribake itself. Should he manage to see one in the future, he will only get a vague memory of a beautiful woman singing.
For Sapporo in general, upon entering the castle behind the resort, he'll see illusions of what it looked like before the Everfrost, with warm sunlight and cherry blossom trees growing outside the wooden structure. It will be impossible to tell how long ago this was.
And should he take on the giant flower boss fight: he'll see a beautiful Goddess sitting on a throne and suffering from some kind of illness, causing her hair to turn blue and her skin to turn pale, as though freezing from the inside out. She will be a in a lot of pain, and eventually, the scene will shift to one of her followers ending her life with a sword. He will get the impression that this was not done out of malice, but out of pity. While exploring the area, he'll see other visions of the ice structure (once, a beautiful castle, now in ruin), and see that while it wasn't always a cold and snowy place, whatever happened to change that happened instantaneously.
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For the Ice phantoms created by the Kouribake, he will only see the memories of that AU. If he's able to tell whether memories are fake or not: he will get the sense as though the memories these duplicates have are very much real, as though only their bodies are fake.
As these are only phantoms created by the kouribake, he will not see the kouribake itself. Should he manage to see one in the future, he will only get a vague memory of a beautiful woman singing.
For Sapporo in general, upon entering the castle behind the resort, he'll see illusions of what it looked like before the Everfrost, with warm sunlight and cherry blossom trees growing outside the wooden structure. It will be impossible to tell how long ago this was.
And should he take on the giant flower boss fight: he'll see a beautiful Goddess sitting on a throne and suffering from some kind of illness, causing her hair to turn blue and her skin to turn pale, as though freezing from the inside out. She will be a in a lot of pain, and eventually, the scene will shift to one of her followers ending her life with a sword. He will get the impression that this was not done out of malice, but out of pity. While exploring the area, he'll see other visions of the ice structure (once, a beautiful castle, now in ruin), and see that while it wasn't always a cold and snowy place, whatever happened to change that happened instantaneously.