After the Jhizonyu Festival, Janu finds himself at the garden next to the shrine. Having been avoiding Oki due to the emotional intensity of their previous encounters, he decides to find her. Along the way, he receives a video call from Kio, who flirtatiously checks on his location and asks about his relationship with Oki before ending the call with a playful threat.
Upon arriving at the garden, Janu encounters Oki, who is placing flowers into the water as a traditional ritual. They share a conversation about fate and growing up, during which Oki reveals that her perspective on these concepts has shifted as she has matured. She expresses gratitude for Janu’s presence, noting that it has improved her otherwise mundane evening. When Oki laments that the final, smallest flower will likely break apart in the water, Janu offers to take it and places it into the water himself. They exchange a greeting for the festival, and the scene concludes with Janu feeling a sense of closure before he departs.