Mysterious Abundance of Chickens
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“Sometimes, it feels like I don’t really have any options either.” CHAIN-LINK EVENT
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"Mysterious Abundance of Chickens" is a Main Event. This Event is part of an Event Chain.
Criteria
Requirements
None
To get this event
Autoplays after "The Meat has Come". This event belongs to an event chain started from "The Value of Sharing".
To miss this event
This event is not missable.
Choices
There are no choices in this event.
Effects
- +1
Kaori Affection
Locations
This Event takes place in the following locations:
Synopsis
As agreed, Sensei goes for a walk with Kaori. She wants to go to a place with many chickens, which turns out to be a nearby alleyway. As they walk, Kaori misinterprets something Sensei says and starts talking about hospitals, especially the "delicious juice" she gets from them rather than going to convenience stores. She also accidentally calls Sensei attractive. They arrive at the chicken alley, and Kaori is distressed to learn that the chickens are probably going to be slaughtered for a restaurant. Sensei then goes down a route for which an exit path cannot be found, and a partial reset is required — he wakes up on the ground with Kaori (and a chicken) bending over him. Kaori tells him to go home and rest.
Participating Characters
Trivia
Event References
- Event Default Name = Mysterious Abundance of Chickens
- Event Script Name(s) = halloween4
- Event Missed Name = This event is not missable.
Backgrounds
The following background renders are used in this Event:
- kaorihalloween
Music Tracks
The following music tracks are used in this Event:
- happyandplotting.mp3
- amiawake.mp3
Event Changelog
This Event was added in Update 0.10p1.
