Sora and Dayai, both working as festival tour guides, discuss their fatigue and the prospect of visiting the maid café. During their conversation, Dayai inquires about Sora’s ability to maintain a perpetually cheerful facade despite facing mistreatment from others. Sora reveals that her personality is a carefully constructed "mask"—a performance she equates to Shakespeare’s "Seven Ages of Man." She admits that her true self feels hollow and confesses to dark, intrusive thoughts about self-harm, finding refuge only in writing.
Janu joins the conversation, and Niji, Nokana’s brother, appears. Niji notes his concern for Sora's forced happiness, observing that no one is truly that joyful all the time. If the player previously triggered a specific encounter involving Mori at the maid café, Niji confronts Janu about a kiss shared with his sister, Nokana. Janu confirms it was unexpected and initiated by her. Niji demands—and receives—Janu’s word that the relationship will not progress any further, as he views Nokana as his protected younger sister.
The event concludes with Sora reflecting on her identity as a "great actress." The player must choose between putting the mask back on, choosing to maintain the persona to cope with her emptiness, or discarding the mask and accepting her true, unmasked self.