Editing GRIEF (section)

===Extension===
*'''56-65% (Burgadahz):''' The extension starts with a ship part comprised of tight corridors, followed by a gravity switch leading into a wave segment with more tight corridors. After a UFO part with tight timings, the player enters a cube part with timings and teleport portals, transitioning into a ball segment. A quick straight-fly ship part precedes more cube jumps, a tight wave segment, and a two-player cube part before the second drop.
*'''65-75% (greafer):''' The second drop starts with the first instance of quadruple-speed in the level. It is notorious for its swift opening: eight rapid wave clicks, split between top and bottom, followed by intricate wave manoeuvres, including a Clubstep monster and tight mini-wave gaps. A quick shift to the ship precedes some ball timings before the level revisits the wave patterns. Finally, the section concludes with four cube clicks, each decreasing speed, before a glimpse of the 2015 Slaughterhouse drop flashes in the background.
*'''75-88% (GrenadeofTacos):''' The hardest part of the level, according to Doggie.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-D7xBUdr6VA&t=4663</ref> This section features a rapid display of challenging gameplay modes: ship straight-flying, UFO timings, ball timings, and the formidable 'Tacos Wave'. A tough ship segment ensues, along with wave spam and a barrage of mode changes: ship, wave, UFO, ship again, culminating in a final wave spam. The 2015 Slaughterhouse drop distorts and ripples as staticky foreground decoration over this section.
*'''88-100% (CDMusic + Rynoxious + avalawns):''' The finale slows to half-speed, starting with a brief ball part, followed by UFO clicks and a wave section with darkening visibility. A mini-ship segment follows, testing precise control, then leads into ball clicks and UFO clicks. Another ship part follows, leading into the final mini-wave sequence with limited visibility and speed changes similar to the pre-drop. The level concludes with a tight spam segment within the 2015 Slaughterhouse monster face with fake spikes. The end-screen displays dragon art created by avalawns.