Janu finds himself on a recurring, surreal train ride that feels disturbingly like home. Upon disembarking in a dreamlike, overgrown environment, he is confronted by Dayai, who is dressed in a military combat uniform and insists on being addressed as "Commander." Dayai informs Janu that they are on a high-stakes mission to eliminate "M.o.M." (the Mother of Madness), an entity that thrives on sadness and consumes happiness.
Despite Janu's confusion and the lack of a proper weapon—which Dayai jokingly attributes to a tight defense budget—the duo navigates a forest filled with bizarre creatures called "Jezebels," which communicate through phallic-themed dialogue. Janu maintains a skeptical, detached perspective on the absurdity of the dream world, while Dayai treats the mission with intense, albeit nonsensical, military seriousness. Eventually, they confront M.o.M., a monstrous entity that mocks them for their past failures and Janu's lack of equipment. The scene concludes with Dayai charging toward M.o.M., foolishly banking on the "power of love" to secure victory, before the dream abruptly ends.