Criteria
Requirements
None
To get this event
Autoplay after Sayonara
To miss this event
This event is not missable.
Choices
There are no choices in this event.
Effects
- +5
Ayane Affection
Before the Sun Comes Up
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“Sometimes, it feels like I don’t really have any options either.” CHAIN-LINK EVENT
WARNING: this Event is part of an Event Chain! You've lost all control over your own actions and must now sit back while someone else takes the wheel. Enjoy the ride while it lasts, and hope that you did things right before taking the plunge! |
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"Before the Sun Comes Up" is an Event for Ayane Amamiya. This Event is part of an Event Chain.
Previous Event: Nevermind
Next Event: Out With the Old
Locations
This Event takes place in the following locations:
Synopsis
After Maya resets the world, she and Sensei are still on the rooftop — but Ayane is not. Maya says that Ayane may have been "sent back to the beginning", and that of the possible explanations for Ayane's presence on the rooftop in the first place, the most obvious one reaffirms her often-stated view of Sensei. Sensei goes to the dorms to check on Ayane, temporarily waking Sana in the process. Sensei finds that Ayane hasn't been "factory restored", and remembers her earlier talk with Sensei, but some things have been changed — she doesn't remember being invited to the slumber party, and remembers her important talk as having occurred the park. She does say that she had a strange dream, and woke up feeling that she had forgotten something very important. Sensei goes home.
Participating Characters
Trivia
- If you meet the requirements for it, As Light as Air will automatically play after this event — otherwise, Sensei wakes up to a normal day.
- During the scene where Sensei sits next to Ayane, a poetry in hexadecimal can be seen on Ayane's whiteboard. When translated, the poem is revealed to the second stanza in William Blake's "Infant Joy".
Event References
Backgrounds
The following background renders are used in this Event:
- postrthree
Music Tracks
The following music tracks are used in this Event:
- undersea.mp3
- lastdailysong.mp3
Event Changelog
This Event was added in Update .18p2.
