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Sentimental Death Loop: 100% Side Story Full Dialogue

writ­ten 8/11/2024, updat­ed 8/19/2024

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Memo 1

No! I’ll be killed by Nemu-chan again if I stay here!

Side Sto­ries: 0

Memo 2 — Akane Part 1

Nemu for sure isn’t her­self right now. We prob­a­bly can’t get through to her so let’s make our way out of here

Side Sto­ries: 5

#1 - 5 Inspec­tions

Akane: “Why is she try­ing to kill you? I don’t get it at all! I mean, I could­n’t find any­one nicer than you if I tried! You’re always will­ing to help some­one in trou­ble.”

Noa: “That’s not true…”

Akane: “It’s true. I know, because I was helped by you too. Do you remem­ber when we just became sec­ond years? That’s when we first met. You offered to help me when I com­plained about not being able to fin­ish my assign­ments. We had nev­er even talked before, but you stayed with me until I was done.”

Noa: “Hee­hee. Because you were star­ing at the mate­r­i­al with such a dra­mat­ic face. I could­n’t leave you alone.”

Akane: “Most peo­ple would just watch from afar in that sit­u­a­tion. It’s nev­er a good idea to get involved. But you stayed to help me until the end. I can’t imag­ine any­one hold­ing a grudge like that. No one’s as con­sid­er­ate as you are for her friends.”

Noa: “…No. I’m not con­sid­er­ate at all. I can’t save–”

Akane: “Noa?”

Noa: “Sor­ry, it’s noth­ing. I’m just a lit­tle con­fused…”

Akane: It’s not sur­pris­ing under these cir­cum­stances. C’mon let’s go.”

#2 — 15 inspec­tions

Akane: “To be fair… I’ve known about Nemu’s obses­sion with you for a while now.”

Noa: “Real­ly?”

Akane: “Yeah… I’ve seen her steal­ing your stuff at the uni­ver­si­ty… I scold­ed her right then and there. I told her she could’ve bought it her­self if she want­ed it, and how awful it was to steel from a friend. But she said it would be mean­ing­less to buy it her­self. She want­ed it because you’d used it.”

Noa: “…”

Akane: “Nemu was real­ly apolo­getic then. I thought she’d prob­a­bly just lost her rea­son­ing for a moment… Plus, I did­n’t want our friend­ship to be ruined by that… So I did­n’t men­tion any­thing until now. I’m sor­ry, Noa.”

Noa: “It’s okay. Don’t wor­ry about it. I think Nemu-chan real­ly did­n’t know why did that.”

Akane: “Even so, I nev­er thought she would be obsessed to this extent…”

Noa: “I guess I don’t know any­thing about Nemu…”

#3 - 30 Inspec­tions

Akane: “I kind of remem­ber the struc­ture of this house. Fol­low me close­ly, okay?”

Noa: “You’ve always had an amaz­ing mem­o­ry. You nev­er for­get the small details of things, even acces­sories I’ve only worn once.”

Akane: “Aha­ha. That’s the only thing I can be proud of. Sine I was young I’ve nev­er for­got­ten some­thing after see­ing it.”

Noa: “Huh? Does­n’t that mean study­ing should be easy for you? You can mem­o­rize text­books and things, can’t you?”

Akane: “Life does­n’t work out that eas­i­ly… I get sleepy and lose con­scious­ness before I can even remem­ber any­thing when I’m study­ing.”

Noa: “Hee­hee. What a waste.”

Akane: “Exact­ly. If I could do that, I could have been one of the top scor­ers. Any­way, leave the mem­o­riz­ing work to me.”

Noa: “Yeah. I’m count­ing on you, Akane-chan.”

#4 - 65 Inspec­tions

Akane: “I think of Nemu as my friend, but maybe she does­n’t feel the same way…”

Noa: “I don’t think that’s true. Nemu-chan is act­ing strange now, but I’m sure we were friends.”

Akane: “At first, I was talk­ing to Nemu a lot just because you two were friends… But Nemu did­n’t real­ly open her heart to me. It always seemed like she was putting dis­tance between us. And when­ev­er I talked to you, she would be mak­ing such a lone­ly expres­sion… I assumed she must have gone through some painful expe­ri­ences, so I did­n’t probe… Now that I think about it, maybe it would have been bet­ter if I had talked to her more…”

Noa: “…it’s okay. It’s not too late now. I’m sure it’ll turn out fine.”

Akane: “It’d be nice if that’s true…”

#5 — 100 Inspec­tions

Noa: “Hey, Akane-chan… Can you promise me one thing?”

Akane: “What is it?”

Noa: “If it gets dan­ger­ous… Please escape, even if it’s just you.”

Akane: “Stop, I could nev­er. There’s no way I can leave you behind.”

Noa: “I beg you. You can just aban­don me if it comes down to it.”

Akane: “Things’ll be okay. It won’t come to that. We’ll get through this togeth­er, so don’t wor­ry.”

Noa: “No! I don’t want to see…! A friend, not like that, right in front of me–”

Akane: “Noa…”

Noa: “S‑sorry, I did­n’t mean to–”

Akane: “Calm down, it’s going to be okay. I won’t die, and nei­ther will you. I won’t do any­thing to make you sad. That, I can promise you.”

Noa: “…Okay.”

Memo 3 — Akane Part 2

Let’s find a way out, alive. It’ll be fine. We’ll def­i­nite­ly find a way.

Side Sto­ries: 4

Extra: 1

#1 — 5 Inspec­tions

Akane: “Right. I guess I’ll say it now. I don’t know what’s going to hap­pen next, and I don’t want to have any regrets.

Noa: “Don’t be so neg­a­tive. We’ll both get out of here in one piece, alright?”

Akane: “Aha­ha. That’s true, but regard­less, lis­ten. When we first met… Remem­ber when you offered to help me when I was busy with my assign­ments? Hon­est­ly, I thought you had an ulte­ri­or motive and I was sus­pi­cious of you.”

Noa: “Hee­hee. Real­ly?”

Akane: “I thought you’d solic­it me into some strange busi­ness or some­thing after help­ing me out a lit­tle.”

Noa: “Th-that’s pret­ty mean of you to think of me that way…”

Akane: “I know. That’s why I have to apol­o­gize now. I’m sor­ry for doubt­ing you at that time. But I soon real­ized that you’re gen­tle and pure-heart­ed. You were only help­ing me out of kind­ness. Which is why I vowed to help you if you were ever in trou­ble. But you don’t seem to run into trou­ble that often. I was at a loss ’cause I did­n’t have a chance to return the favor.”

Noa: “You don’t have to wor­ry about that, you know.”

Akane: “So, although it may sound a lit­tle inap­pro­pri­ate, it’s good to final­ly be able to help you. I’m actu­al­ly a lit­tle hap­py.”

Noa: “Akane-chan… Thank you.”

Akane: “Oh, but you know what? There was one time where I won­dered if you were in trou­ble! Not too long ago, there was a time when you did­n’t come to uni­ver­si­ty for a month, right? I could­n’t find you, no mat­ter how much I tried, nor could I con­tact you. I was real­ly wor­ried, then.”

Noa: “I’m sor­ry, I took some time off for my health.”

Akane: “Even then, you could have at least con­tact­ed me. Do let me know if some­thing like that hap­pens again, okay?”

Noa: “Hee­hee. I will.”

#2 — 15 Inspec­tions

Akane: “Nemu real­ly does­n’t social­ize much, does she? I’ve nev­er seen her talk­ing to any­one oth­er than us.”

Noa: “Yeah… It seems she real­ly can’t get close to oth­ers.”

Akane: “More like she gives the impres­sion that she might be reject­ing inter­act­ing with peo­ple. I won­der if she was always like that?”

Noa: “Oh, but she said she’d had some­one oth­er than me in her room before. So I think there was at least one per­son she could call friend.”

Akane: “I see. But you’ve nev­er met them, right? Maybe it’s some­one from her high school, or from anoth­er uni­ver­si­ty.”

Noa: “Hmm. I won­der. Today was my first time hear­ing about it, too.”

#3 — 30 Inspec­tions

Noa: “I’ve always admired you, Akane-chan. I want to become more socia­ble like you.”

Akane: ““Real­ly? I think you’re socia­ble enough, though.”

Noa: “I’m try­ing my best, but I think I’m still pret­ty shy. I hard­ly used to talk to oth­ers. I’d always wait for some­one else to make the first move.”

Akane: “Oh? That’s sur­pris­ing.”

Noa: “It’s fine once I’m friends with some­one, but it’s pret­ty tough for me to get to that stage. Even in Uni­ver­si­ty, the only peope I can call friends are you, Suzu­ka-chan and… Nemu-chan…”

Noa: “…”

Akane: “It isn’t your fault, Noa. It was Nemu who ruined the friend­ship.”

Noa: “…Nemu-chan does­n’t think so, though. I won­der what I did to Nemu-chan…”

Post-Chase Event — 60 Inves­ti­ga­tions

This does­n’t count towards Side Sto­ries and trig­gers right after the Chase Event

Akane: “You met Nemu just before you met me and Suzu­ka, right?”

Noa: “Yeah. It was when we just became sec­onds years. I noticed that Nemu-chan was always alone, so I plucked up the courage and talked to her. It felt like there was always dis­tance between us, but it dis­ap­peared after we talked a bunch.”

Akane: “You can’t leave a per­son stew­ing in their wor­ries all alone, can you?”

Noa: “That’s not true… I was.. the same as Nemu-chan. I was very iso­lat­ed when I first start­ed uni­ver­si­ty.”

Akane: “Huh? Real­ly?”

Noa: “Yeah. I could­n’t fit in with my new envi­ron­ment. I did­n’t know [sic] to make friends, either. But one per­son reached out to me back then, and it made me extreme­ly hap­py. We became quick friends, and my life at uni­ver­si­ty was­n’t lone­ly any­more. I was hop­ing I could become like her. That’s why I reached out to Nemu-chan.”

Akane: “I see. And who’s the one who reached out to you?”

Noa: “Ah, she’s–”

*NOISE*

Akane: “Shh. Nemu might be near.”

Noa: “Right…”

Akane: *Sigh* “Seri­ous­ly, I won­der why Nemu is doing this. All you did was be her friends. You did absolute­ly noth­ing wrong.”

Noa: “…To be hon­est… Since we became friends, there have been times when her feel­ings towards me felt like a bur­den. Her expres­sion would turn real­ly scary when I talked to you… She always want­ed to be alone with me and would get impa­tient when oth­ers were around us.”

Akane: “I see. So you were aware of that too. Sure, Nemu may be pos­ses­sive, but she’s def­i­nite­ly tak­ing it way too far. The Nemu now is not nor­mal.”

Noa: “…Yeah.”

#4 — 120 Inves­ti­ga­tions

Noa: ” You and Suzu­ka-chan are child­hood friends, aren’t you?

Akane: “It’d be more accu­rate to say we haven’t been able to get rid of each oth­er since high school. We have com­plete­ly oppo­site per­son­al­i­ties, but some­how we’re always on the same page. Suzuka’s seri­ous and super detail-ori­ent­ed. On the oth­er hand, I’m care­less and always go with the flow. I some­times won­der why we’re always togeth­er.”

Noa: “Hee­hee. But I think I get it. Some­times you get along bet­ter when you have dif­fer­ent hob­bies and per­son­al­i­ties.”

Akane: “Right? No mat­ter how much she com­plained when we stud­ied for entrance exams, she’d always help me any­way. I don’t know if I’d even be in uni­ver­si­ty now if it weren’t for Suzu­ka. Which is why I was wor­ried about her. It seems there’s some­thing on her mind recent­ly. I’d talk her through any prob­lems as much as need­ed, but she won’t tell me, no mat­ter how many times I ask. Suzuka’s strange­ly stub­born when it comes to cer­tain things…”

Noa: “I’m sure that’s because she does­n’t want you to wor­ry.”

Akane: “You might be right, but I hope she can at least rely on me a lit­tle… We’re friends, after all.”

Con­ver­sa­tion When Inspect­ing Nemu’s Phone

Akane: By the way, Suzu­ka seems to be think­ing a lot about Nemu lately.It’s not like I noticed a par­tic­u­lar incident–she just seemed to be brood­ing over some­thing.

Noa: You might be right. Suzu­ka-chan is usu­al­ly qui­et, but she’s been espe­cial­ly qui­et recent­ly.

Akane: I won­der if some­thing hap­pened between her and Nemu-chan?

Noa: Those two are real­ly close friends, aren’t they?

Akane: Yeah, Suzu­ka rarely takes the ini­tia­tive like she does with Nemu. She gen­er­al­ly does­n’t want to get involved with oth­ers. I don’t think it’s because they have sim­i­lar inter­ests or any­thing. Maybe they’re jsut on the same wave­length. …*Sii­i­igh*

Noa: What’s wrong?

Akane: I won­der how this all hap­pened…? The four of us always got along so well and hung out nor­mal­ly until all this…

Noa: Yeah… But I’m sure it’ll return to how it used to be. The four of us togeth­er, just like old times.

Akane: …Yeah

Memo 4 — Akane Part 3

…Any­way, let’s focus on get­ting out of this house for now

Side Sto­ries: 2

#1 - 10 Inves­ti­ga­tions

Noa: Akane-chan, why are you help­ing me?

Akane: Huh?! You’re ask­ing me that now?! You’ve helped me lots in the past, so I just wan­na return the favor. Besides, we’re friends, so of course I’d lend a hand.

Noa: No, it’s not as easy as you make is sound. Like… There’s a chance you might die too… So why… would you risk your life to help me?

Akane: I’d always thought of myself as hav­ing many friends. Peo­ple usu­al­ly say yes if I ask to hang out. I think I have more phone con­tacts than most peo­ple. But I real­ized that friends who’d lend a help­ing hand in times of need are very far and few between. Suzu­ka and you are about the only peo­ple who’d go that far with­out expect­ing any­thing in return. I could nev­er aban­don friends like that…

Noa: …Thank you, Akane-chan.

Akane: There’s no need to thank me. Besides, you’re help­ing me now too, aren’t you? Or rather, we’re help­ing each oth­er get through this cri­sis.

Noa: Yeah. We’re def­i­nite­ly gonna get out of here togeth­er.

#2 - 35 Inves­ti­ga­tions

Noa: Nemu-chan did­n’t real­ly open her heart to me when I first reached out. But I can relate to that pain. I’ve expe­ri­enced lone­li­ness before. It’s tough to offer peo­ple that trust when you’re lone­ly for a long time… I’d be too afraid to deep­en my rela­tion­ships with any­one.

Akane: Yeah. I think I can under­stand that feel­ing.

Noa: I could­n’t leave Nemu-chan alone. I could­n’t think of what she felt as irrel­e­vant to me. But some­how, I could­n’t close the dis­tance between us… And then, I talked to a trust­ed friend about Nemu-chan. About how I could get clos­er to her. It was thanks to that advice that I got to become good friends with Nemu-chan.

Akane: I see. Was that the same friend who first reached out to you?

Noa: Yep. She was the friend who res­cued me from lone­li­ness.

Akane: She’s your sav­ior, isn’t she? By that log­ic, then you’re my sav­ior. You need to intro­duce me to that friend of yours once we get out of here. I’m sure we’ll become good friends, too.

Noa: Yeah, I’d be hap­py to intro­duce you. She’s a great cook too. The recipe for the lasagna I made today is also– … …Huh?

Akane: What’s wrong?

Noa: …Nah. It’s noth­ing. Noth­ing at all. (…) (.…..) (Who… was she again…? Why can’t I remem­ber her name or face?)

Memo 5 — Enter Suzuka

There’s some­thing here that can dis­arm the trap at the entrance. Fol­low me.

Side Sto­ries: 4

Extra: 1

#1 - 10 Inves­ti­ga­tions

Noa: You’re so good with your hands. The way you com­bine things and turn them into some­thing com­plete­ly dif­fer­ent is amaz­ing. I could nev­er do that.

Suzu­ka: I’ve always been like this. My mom was good at sewing and things. I start­ed out by copy­ing her and before I knew it… I’ve… even giv­en Nemu a hand­made doll as a gift before.

Noa: Oh, are you talk­ing about the lit­tle cat plushie on her bag?

Suzu­ka: Hee­hee. That’s right. She said she likes cats. It was­n’t meant to be any­thing spe­cial, but Nemu seemed to real­ly like it. She said she’s trea­sure it for­ev­er and it’s been on her bag ever since. See­ing her smile like that made me so hap­py. I’d like to see that smile on Nemu’s face again…

Noa: Yeah…

Post-Chase Event - 30 Inves­ti­ga­tions

This does­n’t count towards Side Sto­ries and trig­gers right after the Chase Event

Suzu­ka: I still can’t believe that Nemu is seri­ous­ly try­ing to kill you.

Noa: Yeah…

Suzu­ka: You know, she real­ly liked you

Noa: I used to like her, too. No, wait… Even now, I think we can still go back to being friends.

Suzu­ka: Impos­si­ble. There’s no way things can go back to nor­mal after some­thing like this.

Noa: You might be right…

Suzu­ka: …I can’t. I don’t think I’ll ever be able to for­give you, Noa.

Noa: Huh…?

Suzu­ka: If you like Nemu, then why would you do some­thing to hurt her?

Noa: I did­n’t mean to hurt her.

Suzu­ka: Stop it. We’ve come this far. Don’t lie to me now.

Noa: I’m not lying. I’d nev­er try to hurt her…

Suzu­ka: …

Noa: Wait. Do you know some­thing I don’t?

Suzu­ka: …

Noa: Please tell me if you do! What did I do to Nemu-chan?! What did I do to dri­ve Nemu-chan to this point…?

Suzu­ka: …Either way, I won’t let Nemu kill any­one. That’s why I’ll get you out of this house, what­ev­er it takes. Let’s talk about this again… when we get out of here.

Noa: …

#2 - 35 Inves­ti­ga­tions

Suzu­ka: I remem­ber first meet­ing you when Akane intro­duced us right at the begin­ning of sec­ond year. She said she knew straight away that you were a kind per­son. She said that you were gen­uine, straight­for­ward, and always think­ing about oth­ers. And she was right.

Noa: R‑really? I don’t know about that.

Suzu­ka: Have more con­fi­dence. You’re def­i­nite­ly a kind per­son (this is after accus­ing her of pur­pose­ful­ly hurt­ing Nemu…). Espe­cial­ly com­pared to me.

Noa: I think you’re kind too, like how you’re always help­ing Akane-chan with her stud­ies.

Suzu­ka: Hee­hee. Well, I don’t have much choice. Akane might have to repeat the year if I don’t help her. But I don’t get it, Noa. Why would you…

Noa: Huh?

Suzu­ka: The kinder you are, the more it hurts when you betray her. I… want­ed to trust you, but I can’t. Not any­more.

#3 — 70 Inves­ti­ga­tions

Suzu­ka: I remem­ber when you intro­duced me to Nemu like it was yes­ter­day. She could­n’t look peo­ple in the eye. It was like she was always afraid of some­thing… She seemed to avoid con­tact with oth­ers. that was my impres­sion at first. That’s why I start­ed out by keep­ing my dis­tance. I fig­ured that it’d be best not to get involved.

Noa: I see…

Suzu­ka: But one day, she sud­den­ly called out to me. Her face was so pale. She said she’d found an injured cat. She want­ed to help it, but she did­n’t know what to do. I hap­pened to be near­by, so she end­ed up ask­ing for my help. I did­n’t know what to do either, but we checked if there were any shel­ters near­by and took the cat there togeth­er. She looked… so relieved when the cat was final­ly tak­en in. And that’s when I real­ized that Nemu is a nice per­son, she’d just a lit­tle awk­ward.

Noa: Yeah, I think so too.

Suzu­ka: I took things into my own hands after that and start­ed talk­ing to Nemu more fre­quent­ly. And as we got clos­er, I start­ed to like her more and more. I found out about her good sides. That’s why I can’t bring myself to hate her, despite every­thing.

Noa: I… get it…

#4 - 100 Inves­ti­ga­tions

Suzu­ka: What do you think about Nemu?

Noa: I know how things are now, but… She was a dear friend. If there’s been a mis­un­der­stand­ing, I want to clear it up.

Suzu­ka: A dear friend, huh? I don’t know how you can even say that.

Noa: Huh?

Suzu­ka: Nemu got bul­lied relent­less­ly in the past. Do you know about that?

Noa: I had a feel­ing she went through some­thing dif­fi­cult in the past, but I don’t know the specifics.

Suzu­ka: Even though she’s your dear friend?

Noa: Just because you’re friends with some­one does­n’t mean you know ever­thing about them

Suzu­ka: You don’t know enough about her. Even I know more than you do. …No. You’re just pre­tend­ing not to know, aren’t you?

Noa: What do you mean?

Suzu­ka: I’ll tell you only this. I’m on Nemu’s side, so I’ll nev­er betray her. …But she nev­er…

Memo 6

Let’s talk about this again… when we get out of here.

Side Sto­ries: 0

Memo 7 — Just Noa

(Suzu­ka has been act­ing strange since the start… But I did­n’t expect for her to do this.)

Side Sto­ries: 2

Extra: 1

Suzu­ka Pro­fess­es to Nemu

Suzu­ka: …Yes. I was the one who sent Nemu that pho­to.

Noa: (What?! Suzu­ka-chan did?)

Nemu: …

Suzu­ka: You an Rina­mi were friends. You and the one who betrayed and hurt Nemu in High School

Nemu: …How do you know about this?

Suzu­ka: That’s because… I like you. I want­ed to know more about you, so I did a lot of research. I talked to peo­ple who used to know you, took a trip to your old school… I stud­ied every­thing about you. I even col­lect­ed old pho­tos of you and your class­mates. I worked real­ly hard to find out every­thing about you, you know? All so I could stay the one who under­stands you best.

Nemu: …

Suzu­ka: You were best friends with Rina­mi in high school, weren’t you?

Nemu: …Yeah. I real­ly liked Rina­mi-chan. She was the only one who stood by me when I was being bul­lied… But it was all a lie.

Suzu­ka: Yeah. It was all a lie. Rina­mi pro­tect­ed you and sup­port­ed you when you were get­ting severe­ly bul­lied. At least, that’s what it looked like.

Nemu: … One day, I came into the class­room to find Rina­mi-chan laugh­ing with the girls who used to bul­ly me. I nev­er knew she was friends with them up until that point… I did­n’t under­stand what was going on. The only thing I could do was stand there. And then Rina­mi-chan came up to me and said… … “Did you real­ly think we were friends? It was all for show. All for today. Just look at her, she’s trem­bling. Are you sad? Aha­ha. You guys want­ed to see her like this, right? It was sure hard act­ing like your friend, but I guess this pathet­ic face makes it all worth­while.”

Suzu­ka: She became your friend just to betrayy­ou? That’s awful. That’s not even human.

Nemu: …

Suzu­ka: You trans­ferred to a dif­fer­ent school adter that but did­n’t know she went to the same uni­ver­si­ty as you.

Nemu: When did you find out about that?

Suzu­ka: About three months ago when I was tak­ing pho­tos of Noa and Rina­mi in secret. I was real­ly shocked too. I did­n’t expect Noa to be friends with Rina­mi. But then, every­thing began to make sense. Noa told me about how she first got to know you. She said she approached you because of her friend. And that friend was Rina­mi. That’s why… I thought the same thing might hap­pen again.

Nemu: Noa-chan, she… She became friends with some­one like me. It was all so strange at first. How could she care about me of all peo­ple? She said it was because she’d gone through the same thing in the past, but I could­n’t real­ly believe her. But she nev­er gave up and kept talk­ing to me… And before I knew it, I start­ed to open up to her too. Hah… Aha­ha­ha­ha­ha­ha! I’m such an idiot. I can’t believe I fell for the same trick twice. And due to the same per­son, no less…

Suzu­ka: Noa got close to you jsut to betray you. Just like Rina­mi did… They get you to trust them, time and time again… only to laugh at you when you find out about their betray­al.

Nemu: …I knew it. I’ve know ever since I saw that pho­to.

Suzu­ka: It’s not your fault. Rina­mi is the worst for work­ing Noa behind your back. But don’t wor­ry. I’m here for you. I’ll always be the only one on your side, no mat­ter what. I’m all you need, Nemu. And you’re the only one for me.

Nemu: …

#1 — 5 Inves­ti­ga­tions

Noa: Nemu-chan… I can’t blame her for jump­ing to con­clu­sions. After all, I’m friends with the per­son who betrayed her… I did­n’t know, but I must have hurt her an awful lot… I’m sor­ry, Nemu-chan. …But I can’t just let you kill me like this. Now that I know it’s all a mis­un­der­stand­ing, I’ve got to stay alive and clear it up. If I don’t, you’ll just con­tin­ue to suf­fer.

#2 — 35 Inves­ti­ga­tions

Noa: I can’t believe that about Rina­mi-chan. Did she real­ly do such ter­ri­ble things to Nemu-chan? She’s the one who saved me from my lone­li­ness at uni­ver­si­ty. She said that she want­ed to meet Nemu-chan when I talked about her. She want­ed to work togeth­er to get Nemu-chan to smile again. …Ah. But when we went to actu­al­ly meet Nemu-chan in per­son… her face turned pale the moment she caught a glimpse of her. And when I told her Nemu-chan’s name, she said that some­thing had come up and went home. …I want to talk to you, Rina­mi-chan…

Memo 8 — Suzuka, GET!

This diary has mag­ic pow­ers, so there might be some­thing in the base­ment.

Side Sto­ries: 0

Extras: 2

Con­vinc­ing Suzu­ka

Suzu­ka: Noa?!

Noa: Wait, Suzu­ka-chan! Lis­ten to me! I nev­er intend­ed to hurt Nemu-chan by team­ing up with Rina­mi-chan! I gen­uine­ly want­ed to be friends with her! You should know, right?@ If you real­ly do know Nemu-chan bet­ter than any­one!

Suzu­ka: …

Noa: Nemu-chan is def­i­nite­ly shy, stuck in her own head, and her feel­ings may be a bit too intense some­times. But she’s got plen­ty of good points, too. She mes­saged me every sin­gle day when I was sick and had to take a month off uni­ver­si­ty. She’d ask me how I was feel­ing and tell me about what had been going on. I could­n’t real­ly prop­er­ly reply, but she still con­tact­ed me every day with­out fail. You have no idea how much those mes­sages helped me… I don’t think I would’ve been able to leave that room if it was­n’t for Nemu-chan. What’s weird about want­i­ng to be friends with a per­son like that?

Suzu­ka: …

Noa: Suzu­ka-chan. You said that you want­ed to save Nemu-chan, did­n’t you? If that’s what you want, then let’s work togeth­er. We have to clear up this mis­un­der­stand­ing. Oth­er­wise, Nemu-chan will keep hurt­ing.

Suzu­ka: … You know, Nemy nev­er paid any atten­tion to me. I like her so much, but it did­n’t mat­ter how much I did for her. She nev­er rec­i­p­ro­cat­ed my feel­ings. But no won­der. I turned out to be the one tor­ment­ing Nemu the most.

Noa: Suzu­ka-chan…

Suzu­ka: I always knew. I knew that you had no inten­tion of betray­ing her. You’re a kind per­son… But I want­ed to make Nemu mine, so I blamed every­thing on you. Even though you’re my friend too…

Noa: …

Suzu­ka: I’m the worst. I want­ed to save Nemu, but I’m the one caus­ing her the worst pain/ I’m sor­ry… I’m so sor­ry, Noa.

Noa: I for­give you, so let’s work togeth­er. For Nemu’s sake too. We can clear all of this up if we work togeth­er. And then we’ll go back to being friends, just like before.

Suzu­ka: I’m not sure if I can go back to how things were, know­ing what I did.

Noa: I’m sure we can. It’s not like we real­ly hate each oth­er. I mean, I still think of you as my friend.

Suzu­ka: Noa… All right. Let’s work togeth­er this time.

Noa: The diary is lead­ing us to the base­ment…

Suzu­ka: What is this?

Noa: The diary has mag­ic pow­ers, so there might be some­thing in the base­ment.

Base­ment Con­fronta­tion with Nemu

Noa: Nemu-chan!

Suzu­ka: Nemu, please lis­ten to what we have to say!

Nemu: Aha­ha­ha­ha­ha­ha. AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Act­ing like my friend just to betray me. Who knew you’d be one of them, Suzu­ka-chan. I’m so stu­pid. Stu­pid, stu­pid, stu­pid, stu­pid, stu­pid, stu­pid, stu­pid, stu­pid. I thought you were dif­fer­ent, Suzu­ka-chan. But I guess not.

Suzu­ka: Nemu, lis­ten! Noa did­n’t betray you! Noa and Rina­mi are friends, but she’s not try­ing to trick you! I was the one who sent that pho­to and tried to make you think that way… I was the one who betrayed you. Noa did­n’t do any­thing wrong.

Nemu: …you should die, then.

Suzu­ka: *Gets stabbed* Argh…

Noa: Suzu­ka-chan!

Suzu­ka: I’m sor­ry, Noa… Nemu… Sor­ry…

Nemu: … Rina­mi-chan was my best friend. She lied to me and betrayed me… And now my heart is com­plete­ly dead. Light, col­or, sound… Every­thing fad­ed away from my world on that day. The only thing I could do was breathe… I had to kill my own emo­tions just so I did­n’t feel any pain. Noa-chan… You were the one who brought my dead heart back to life.

Noa: Nemu-chan…

Nemu: But then, my heart died again when I found out about you and Rina­mi-chan.

Noa: I’m sor­ry, Nemu-chan. I did­n’t know about what she did to you. That must have real­ly hurt you. I know it’s already too late, but I’m real­ly sor­ry. I just want to clear up this mis­un­der­stand­ing. I did­n’t get close to you to betray you. I real­ly want­ed to be friends…

Nemu: Then why did­n’t you me intro­duce [sic] to Rina­mi-chan? You intro­duced me to Akane-chan and Suzu­ka-chan, after all. But you nev­er men­tioned Rina­mi-chan. She nev­er came up in any of our con­ver­sa­tions.

Noa: I‑it was­n’t like that. I did try to intro­duce you to her, once.

Nemu: You did say that there was some­one who save you from lone­li­ness. Thought you would bring her along. But we nev­er end­ed up meet­ing. And you nev­er men­tioned her name. Why did­n’t you tell me her name?

Noa: I did tell Rina­mi-chan about you, but it did­n’t seem to mat­ter if she knew your name or not. So I nev­er told Rina­mi-chan your name the day you we [sic] were sup­posed to meet, either.

Nemu: On the day we were sup­posed to meet… That was when you were going to tell me, was­n’t it? You were gonna laugh at how stu­pid I was just like Rina­mi-chan did before.

Noa: N‑no way! I’d nev­er do some­thing like that!

Nemu: …I’m sick of this. I’m sick of get­ting betrayed by my friends. Even Suzu­ka-chan… Ugh…I’m sick of this. Sick of hat­ing my friends. Resent­ing them. Loathing them. Sus­pect­ing them.

Noa: Nemu-chan…

Nemu: Just you watch, Noa-chan. I’ll my own wish come true. *Stabs her­self in the neck*

Noa: Nemu-chan?! Wh-why are you doing this?!

Nemu: I don’t care any­more… Ugh… If only… I did­n’t have friends… *Slits her own throat* …

Noa: Nemu…chan… How… How did things turn out like this? …There’s no point in stay­ing alive if Nemu-chan and Suzu­ka-chan are dead… Leav­ing this house now would mean leav­ing every­thing unsolved. I don’t want to lose my friends again. So. So… This is what I’m sup­posed to do…!! *Stabs her­self*

Memo 9 — Return of Akane

All right. Hon­est­ly, I can’t wrap my head around what you’re say­ing, but how can I say no when you help, Noa?

Side Sto­ries: 3

Extra: 1

Post-Chase Event - 30ish Inspec­tions

Akane: Nemu is act­ing a lit­tle weird. She’s not her nor­mal self. I don’t want to think of her as some­one who’d kill her friends… but I’m begin­ning to believe what you said.

Noa: Oh yeah. Akane-chan, don’t have [sic] some par­ty pop­pers on you? The ones with the weird mon­key design on them.

Akane: …Are you for real? I lit­er­al­ly just bought them ear­li­er as a sur­prise. I can’t doubt you any­more if you got that right. I believe you. You real­ly are repeat­ing the same thing over and over.

Noa: Hee­hee. Thank you, Akane-chan.

Akane: You real­ly are strong, huh, Noa? You’re not try­ing to escape– you’re try­ing to clear up the mis­un­der­stand­ing with Nemu.

Noa: I just don’t want to lose a friend.

Akane: But wait. Even if you reach an under­stand­ing, the curse won’t be bro­ken until Nemu gets her wish, right? Isn’t that kin­da bad? If we don’t break the curse, the loop will nev­er end…

Noa: I’ll prob­a­bly be fine. I’ve got an idea. So you just focus on mak­ing things right with Nemu-chan.

Akane: Ah, okay. Got it. I’ll give it my all, too.

#1 - 35 Inves­ti­ga­tions

Akane: Hey, tell me.

Noa: No way.

Akane: But I’m curi­ous.

Noa: Don’t wor­ry about it.

Akane: You say that, but–

Noa: Stop it, I’ll get mad.

Akane: Don’t say that. Look, I’m beg­ging you! Please tell me! How many times have I died? How did it hap­pen?

Noa: … I told you stop that even if you’re jok­ing. You’ve got no idea how painful it is just remem­ber­ing…

Akane: S‑Sorry. I total­ly got car­ried away

#2 — 70 Inves­ti­ga­tions

Noa: You know how the four of us went to an amuse­ment park togeth­er before?

Akane: Yeah, I do! That was fun. Suzu­ka looked like she was gonna pass out on the roller coast­er, even though she was com­plete­ly fine before­hand.

Noa: As soon as we arrived, Nemu-chan got a char­ac­ter-themed hat that she wore even until she fell asleep that night.

Akane: Yeah, she looked like she had tons of fun. That might be the day I’ve seen her smile the most.

Noa: I hope the four of us can have fun togeth­er again, just like before.

Akane: Isn’t that we’re [sic] fight­ing for right now? I’m sure that day will come soon.

Noa: Yeah, you’re right.

#3 - 215 Inves­ti­ga­tions

Akane: Erm, this might sound a lit­tle weird, but I want to apol­o­gize to you on behalf of Suzu­ka. I’m sor­ry that she tied to trap you with the pho­to that she sent Nemu. I’m real­ly sor­ry.

Noa: It’s okay. I don’t real­ly mind any more.

Akane: Suzuka’s earnest and straight­for­ward, but when she gets into some­thing, it becomes all she can think about. Her feel­ings for Nemu are the real deal. That’s why I don’t think she could stop her­self.

Noa: You sure do know Suzu­ka-chan well.

Akane: Aha­ha. ‘Cause I’m stuck with her, real­ly. I know almost exact­ly what she’s think­ing. I can feel it in my core. So, I know Suzu­ka must feel awful now after real­iz­ing what she did was wrong. Noa, I hope you can for­give her. This might sound a lit­tle self-cen­tered, but she does­n’t real­ly hate yo–

Noa: Yeah, she’s my friend too. That has­n’t changed, even now.

Akane: …Thank you, Noa.

Memo 10 — END GAME

Yeah, Suzu­ka-chan’s my friend too. That has­n’t changed, even now.

Side Sto­ries: 0

Extra: 4

Secret Room Scene with Suzu­ka

Suzu­ka: Noa. And Akane…

Akane: Suzu­ka, stay calm. Please lis­ten to what we have to say.

Suzu­ka: It’s too late now. I can’t turn back.

Noa: That’s not true. We can still start over if you want to.

Suzu­ka: You’re only say­ing that because you don’t know what I did.

Noa: I do know. I know every­thing.

Suzu­ka: You…?

Noa: And even know­ing that, I still believe in you. We can be friends again.

Suzu­ka: Noa… I tried to trap you. I even sent a pho­to to Nemu to mis­lead her. All because I could­n’t con­trol my feel­ings.

Akane: I knew you’d regret it. I was right.

Noa: Suzu­ka-chan, you don’t have to wor­ry about what you did to me. I just want you to help save Nemu-chan.

Suzu­ka: Huh…

Noa: I need every­one to help clear up what Nemu’s mis­un­der­stand­ing. So please. Please help us help Nemu-chan.

Suzu­ka: Noa… Help Nemu, huh. There’s no way I could do that on my own. But if we work togeth­er… If we have Noa…

Akane: You don’t have to apol­o­gize. I already did it for you ear­li­er.

Suzu­ka: …I see. Then I’ll thank you. Thank you, Noa. Thank you, Akane. I’ll go with you. I’ll make up for what I’ve done and… become friends with Noa again. And I’ll save Nemu.

Noa: Yeah. We’re final­ly all togeth­er, so it’ll def­i­nite­ly work out this time.

Suzu­ka: So what are we going to do now?

Noa: Wait a minute. I want to clear up every­thing that Nemu-chan’s mis­tun­der­stand­ing, but how do we do that? There must be some­thing in the base­ment that can help us. Let’s go check it out.

Akane: I don’t like play­ing along with that cursed diary, but I guess we don’t have a choice.

Bad End­ing: Acts with Akane and Suzu­ka

Nemu: Every­one’s here. Run­ning to help a friend in need… What a beau­ti­ful bond you all have.

Noa: Yeah. I think of both Akane-chan and Suzu­ka-chan as my friends, too. But this isn’t for me. It’s for you, Nemu-chan. You’re our friend too.

Nemu: …

Akane: We’re here to clear any­thing up with you.

Suzu­ka: And then we can go back to being friends.

Nemu: …There’s no way we can do that.

Noa: Nemu-chan, lis­ten. I did­n’t become friends with you to lie and betray you. …

Nemu: …And? Is that it?

Noa: …No. (This is no good. It’ll just end the same way as always. I’ve tried to con­vince her so many times, but it nev­er works… It does­n’t mat­ter how much I try and explain myself. it’ll nev­er reach Nemu-chan’s heart.)

Nemu: …

Noa: That’s why I should… No. That’s why what we should do is… …Nemu-chan, let’s eat lasagna togeth­er some time soon.

Nemu: …Huh?

Noa: We nev­er end­ed up eat­ing that lasagna I made. I’ll look for a nice place to get some. What do you think?

Nemu: What… What are you talk­ing about?

Akane: I see. If that’s how it is… I saw those ear­rings you said you want­ed at a store by the sta­tion. Do you remem­ber? You want­ed to buy them, but hey end­ed up sell­ing out before you could. They got some new stock recent­ly, so let’s make time to get them togeth­er. I’m sure I saw them. I have a good mem­o­ry, after all.

Nemu: …

Suzu­ka: Even if they sell out again, I’ll just make a sim­i­lar pair. I’ve made ear­rings before. Plus, i can copy the design from what Akane remem­bers.

Noa: Then let’s get match­ing pairs!

Akane: Oh, that sounds good!

Nemu: … …What’s this about? What are you guys try­ing to do? Don’t you under­stand the sit­u­a­tion you’re in? I’m try­ing to kill you!

Noa: Oh, okay. But we were just talk­ing about mak­ing plans with you

Nemu: E‑exactly. But why can you…

Noa: Because we want to stay friends with you.

Nemu: …

Noa: Instead of try­ing to con­vince you with just words, I want you to know how much I wan­na spend time with you. I thought our feel­ings might reach you bet­ter if we do this. So tell us about what you wan­na do, too. It’s fun to make plans, espe­cial­ly when they’re to spend time with your friends. What do you want to do with us?

Nemu: Even if you say that, I… I‑I’m.. I… …This is the only way.

Suzu­ka: Look out! Duck! *Trap door opens under Noa but she leaps aside*

Akane: Ah! That was close… We would’ve been done for if it was­n’t for Suzu­ka.

Noa: Nemu-chan…

Suzu­ka: Can our voic­es no longer reach her?

Noa: No way. There’s no way that’s true. Because despite every­thing, I can still pic­ture us four get­ting along togeth­er…

Akane: Yeah… Me too.

Noa: I’m sure that Nemu-chan has­n’t for­got­ten the fun times we spent togeth­er either. We’re still friends, so our voic­es will sure­ly reach her…

Suzu­ka: …Yeah.

Nemu: … You guys would… still say such nice things…? But it does­n’t mat­ter. Go home. I don’t care any­more… It’s too late now. It’s already too late. I’m… Go home… and for­get about me. I’m going to dis­ap­pear here.

Noa: We can’t do that.

Suzu­ka: We’re here to help you

Akane: There’s no way we could aban­don you.

Noa: Please, Nemu-chan. Some­where inside of you. I know you know how we feel. So please, don’t give up!

Nemu: Noa-chan… … You guys… Will you for­give me? Yes! I’m so sor­ry every­one… I’m so sor­ry…

Noa: Me too. I’m sor­ry for hurt­ing you, Nemu-chan.

Akane: Seri­ous­ly, Nemu. You’re such a hand­ful.

Suzu­ka: But I’m so glad that you came back to us, Nemu…

Noa: Yeah. The four of us are togeth­er again. I’m so hap­py. This might be the best birth­day I’ve ever had.

Nemu: Noa-chan…

Akane: Haha­ha. A lot of stuff hap­pened, but alls well that ends well. Got­ta love a hap­py end­ing.

Suzu­ka: Yeah. It took a while, but we’re final­ly all friends again.

Noa: Yup. Isn’t that right, Nemu-chan?

Nemu: Yes, Noa-chan.

Akane: Shall we head back then? We’ve got some cake to eat.

Noa: Hee­hee. We must­n’t for­get that.

Nemu: … *creepy eyes flash*

Noa: What– *Anoth­er trap door opens under Noa swal­low­ing her this time*

Akane: Noa?!

Suzu­ka: Noa!!

Nemu: …Aha. Aha­ha­hah­haah­ha­ha­ha­ha­ha­ha­hah­ha­ha.

Noa: (No way… Nemu-chan, why?)

Nemu: Go back to being friends? I don’t want that. Don’t you get it ? I was betrayed by my best friend, Rina­mi. So I don’t need any friends. I can’t be scared if I don’t have any friends to begin with.

Suzu­ka: N‑now way. Why are you…

Akane: Noa! NOAAAA!

Noa: (Our voic­es… did­n’t reach her. Ahh… Akane-chan, Suzu­ka-chan… Help…)

Suzu­ka: NOOOOOOO!

Akane: Ahh, ah…Noa…

Nemu: Aha­ha­ha­ha­ha­ha­ha­ha­ha­ha­ha­ha­ha­ha­ha­ha­ha­ha­ha­ha­ha­ha­ha.

Good End­ing: Acts Sep­a­rate­ly from Akane and Suzu­ka

Nemu: All alone, Noa-chan? So brave.

Noa: Nemu-chan, did Rina­mi-chan real­ly lie to you?

Nemu: Why are you bring­ing that up now?

Noa: The Rina­mi-chan I know would nev­er hurt or decieve oth­ers.

Nemu: That’s how she gets you. Rina­mi-chan is real­ly good at lying.

Noa: …I don’t believe you. We should meet up with her togeth­er.

Nemu: …

Noa: We might learn a thing or two if we do. Includ­ing all of the things we haven’t under­stood until now.

Nemu: …No need. I don’t want to know. It’s her fault that my life became a mess… To be hon­est, I’d rather have her here right now than you so I can kill her. But I could­n’t find her, no mat­ter how hard I tried. It seems like she has­n’t been com­ing uni­ver­si­ty, either. Hee­hee. I won’t let her escape, thought. It’s her turn after I kill you, Noa-chan.

Noa: Nemu-chan… *Akane and Suzu­ka descend into base­ment* Akane-chan! Suzu­ka-chan!

Akane: Noa, we found it! At least, I think this is it. A strange light showed us the way. But… brace your­self.

Nemu: Brace myself? Why?

Akane: No, not your, Nemu. The one who needs to brace her­self… is Noa.

Noa: Huh?

Suzu­ka: To be hon­est, we don’t know what this means exact­ly, but… Noa can prob­a­bly fig­ure it out.

Akane: Check out this sec­tion of the news­pa­per *shows them the full news­pa­per that the small scrap came from*

Noa: Uni­ver­si­ty stu­dent com­mits sui­cide. Name… Aichi Rina­mi. Rina­mi… … Ah…

Nemu: Rina­mi-chan’s… dead? She’s already dead?

Noa: I see… I remem­ber every­thing now. The day I tried to intro­duce Rina­mi-chan to Nemu-chan… Rina­mi-chan saw Nemu-chan’s face and went home straight away. I could­n’t con­tact her for days after that. One day, I decid­ed to go to Rina­mi-chan’s apart­ment. The door was unlocked, so I went in…

Suzu­ka: Shhe’d com­mit­ed sui­cide, had­n’t she?

Noa: …Yeah.

Suzu­ka: So that was also the rea­son you took a month of uni­ver­si­ty around then, Noa?

Noa: Yes. She left a sui­cide note. It was addressed to me… It was filled with words of regrets and apolo­gies. She said she had made a ter­ri­ble mis­take and betrayed her best friend when she was in high school…

Nemu: …What?

Noa: Rina­mi-chan had a younger sis­ter, did­n’t she? She was pres­sured into betray­ing you. If she did­n’t, she was told her sis­ter would get bul­lied.

Nemu: Liar. She did have a sis­ter, but… But if that’s true, does that mean that she only betrayed me in that one moment?

Noa: She wrote in her sui­cide note that she had always regret­ted what she’d done to you, Nemu-chan. That’s why she could­n’t not help when she saw me all by myself. She said it was her way of aton­ing for what she did to you.

Nemu: But that’s… That’s…

Noa: There’s more. She knew I was talk­ing about you when I said you were iso­lat­ed and deeply hurt. She blamed it all on her­self. She knew that no mat­ter how many years passed or how much she tried to atone, your life would nev­er be the same. You were the same you were a few years back. Your wounds had­n’t healed. You were still suf­fer­ing. She did­n’t think it was fair that only she got to rebuild her life and start over. So she said she would take respon­si­bil­i­ty by tak­ing her own life.

Nemu: N‑no way…

Noa: Rina­mi-chan did so much for me, but I could­n’t do any­thing for her. If only I did­n’t talk to her about you… If only I had relied on my own strength and faced you on my own. It’s because I was weak that Rina­mi-chan…

Suzu­ka: Noa…

Noa: Her death was too much of a shock for me. That’s why all of my mem­o­ries of her dis­ap­peared. I want­ed to escape from real­i­ty. I did­n’t want to relieve those painful mem­o­ries…

Nemu: What the hell? I don’t get it. So what? So she went off and died on her own? That does­n’t make me feel any bet­ter. How come Rina­mi-chan gets to feel bet­ter? That’s not fair. Not fair. Not fair! Not fair! I can’t say any­thing to her now. What am I sup­posed to do with all of these unad­dressed feel­ings? Why? Why did it have to be this way? How could she just dis­ap­pear like that? Ah, but that’s why I need to kill you. Oth­er­wise, you’ll just go off and die on your own. That’ll also make me feel a lot bet­ter. So please die, Noa-chan.

Noa: …

Akane: Noa? What are you going to do with that cursed diary?

Noa: I get it now. This is not a cursed diary. This is a diary of sal­va­tion to help make my wish come true.

Akane: Huh?

Noa: Look­ing back, this diary has always respond­ed to what I want. Like how I wished for Akane-chan and Suzu­ka-chan to come. Every­thing. The con­tract was formed when Nemu-chan first killed me. That’s when my blood got on the diary. And the diary has been send­ing me back in time to help grant my wish.

Suzu­ka: Your wish?

Noa: Yeah. My wish was to save my friend… To save Nemu-chan.

Nemu: Wha–?!

Akane: So you’ve has been [sic] dyring over and over again to save Nemu…

Noa: Yeah. And since I can’t save Nemu-chan if I die, the diary would­n’t let me.

Nemu: Impos­si­ble. It does­n’t mat­ter how hard you wish, it’s impos­si­ble… Noa-chan, you can’t save me. I won’t trust any­one any­more.

Noa: Yeah, I know. I know it’s not easy to earn your trust. Which is why I’ll do this *rips up the diary* I knew it! I knew I could destroy it because it’s what I need to get my wish.

Suzu­ka: What do you mean?

Noa: I believe in Nemu-chan, so I don’t need the pow­er of a mag­ic diary.

Akane: Wait a minute! If you destroy the diary, you can’t come back the next time you get killed!

Suzu­ka: What?!

Noa: Nemu-chan, this is the end. If I die this time, it’s all over. But I believe in you. I believe that we’ll go back to nor­mal life togeth­er, hand in hand.

Nemu: …

Noa: You’ve point­ed your knife at me so many times. It always made me so scared that I’d start trem­bling… But I’m not scared any­more.

Nemu: … Noa-chan!

Noa: Nemu-chan!

Nemu: *cries* I’m sor­ry… I’m real­ly sor­ry. I’ve done some real­ly unfor­give­able things to you guys.

Noa: It’s fine. Every­thing’s fine now, Nemu-chan.

Akane: Well, you did do some pret­ty crazy stuff. Nor­mal­ly, no one would be able to for­give you for all of that…

Nemu: That… makes sense.

Akane: But I for­give you. It’s also on me for not real­iz­ing what was going on until it got to this point. Sor­ry, Nemu. I should’ve been more sen­si­tive to your feel­ings.

Nemu: Akane-chan…

Akane: Nemu, don’t keep your wor­ries inside. Y’know, if you had time to make traps, you could’ve just talked to us instead.

Nemu: Yeah. I’m sor­ry.

Suzu­ka: Nemu, I’ve got to apol­o­gize, too. You’ve start­ed doubt­ing Noa because of me…

Nemu: It’s not your fault. I jumped to con­clu­sions, too. I guess both of us might belive what we want to too strong­ly, huh?

Suzu­ka: Yeah, it’s a prob­lem. Hee­hee.

Akane: Any­way, let’s get out of this base­ment. I’m starv­ing.

Noa: Hee­hee. Me too, actu­al­ly.

Nemu: Then let’s head back to the liv­ing room. I’d also like to con­tin­ue the birth­day cel­e­bra­tions, if that’s okay with every­one.

Noa: Real­ly?! That’d be great!

Akane: No objec­tions from me!

Suzu­ka: Hehe­he. I guess we’re hav­ing a sleep­over tonight.

Nemu: Oh, before that though… I might need you to help put away all the traps. Oth­er­wise, this house is gonna get cov­ered in blood when my par­ents return.

Noa: Ah… Aha­ha… All right, let’s be care­ful and clean up. Nemu-chan. If it’s pos­si­ble, then I want you to try and for­give Rina­mi-chan. She real­ly regret­ted what she did. She tried to apol­o­gize many times. But she was afraid that just see­ing her again would be enough to hurt you.

Nemu: …Okay. Noa-chan, Akane-chan, Suzu­ka-chan, too. You guys are will­ing to for­give me despite the ter­ri­ble things I’ve done. So I’ll for­give Rina­mi-chan, too.

Noa: Thank you, Nemu-chan.

Nemu: Hey, Noa-chan… I want to talk to Rina­mi-chan. I want to meet her one last time… *Teardrop falls on the remains of the diary*

Epi­logue (after cred­it roll)

Noa: Rina­mi-chan, look. This is the girl I’ve been talk­ing to you about.

Rina­mi: …!

Noa: Wh-where are you going, Rina­mi-cha–

Nemu: Rina­mi-chan!!

Rina­mi: …

Nemu: I know, I know. You were suf­fer­ing too, weren’t you, Rina­mi-chan? I know every­thing now.

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  • Pub­lished: qure­ate
  • Plat­form Played: Nin­ten­do Switch
  • Price: $9.99 from MSRP: $19.99
  • Rat­ed: M (Mature)
  • Genre: Adven­ture
  • Date Released: July 6, 2023

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Overview

Game Summary

Four uni­ver­si­ty friends inter­act with each oth­er. It is Noa’s (you) birth­day, so Nemu invites her over to cel­e­brate. What should be a joy­ful day with friends quick­ly devolves into an ago­niz­ing death loop when Nemu demon­strates her extreme yan­dere per­son­al­i­ty (lov­ing char­ac­ter that starts off affec­tion­ate, but has an obses­sive devo­tion that devolves into a men­tal ill­ness) over a mis­un­der­stand­ing. Noa must uncov­er the truth while fig­ur­ing out how to end her repeat­ed deaths. The game is rat­ed M for vio­lence, but has no hard­core H con­tent, just a few panty shots, gen­er­ous skin, and pink­ish pur­ple blood.

Characters

CG #1

Asashi Noa — Game’s pro­tag­o­nist (you) — Typ­i­cal uni­ver­si­ty stu­dent

Tsuk­ishi­ro Nemu — Game’s antag­o­nist (Yan­dere) - Qui­et, shy class­mate with seri­ous issues

Higuchi Akane — Friend — Out­go­ing, ener­getic, tomboy­ish class­mate

Haya­mi Suzu­ka — Friend — Mature, cool, smart class­mate

Aichi Rina­mi — Class­mate who is ref­er­ences but whose face is nev­er seen

Game Mechanics (How to Play)

Main Goal: Interact/inspect items around the house to uncov­er the main sto­ry, as well as the sto­ries behind each char­ac­ter, and resolve the death loop

  • Each inter­ac­tion with items pro­gress­es time. There seems to be a set num­ber of times of item inspec­tion before a Chase Event trig­gers.
  • Care­ful­ly choose what to inspect, what items to take, and where to stand in order to pre­pare for or avoid a Chase Event
  • When a Chase Event trig­gers, set a trap for Nemu and either hide or lure her then escape

Inventory

Items

Can­dle — Base­ment Upper-Left Cor­ner

Diary — Key Item from Nemu

Fruit Knife — Kitchen Counter

Kitchen Knife — Kitchen Counter next to Sink

Small Wood­en Block — Paint­ing in Secret Room

Keys

Break­er Key — Bath­room Pad­lock Puz­zle

Front Door Trap Key — Base­ment Puz­zle

Japan­ese Room Key — Bed­room Safe Box

Study Key — Japan­ese Room Puz­zle Box

Puzzle Clues

Book — Bed­room — “The dog drowns at sea, the bird and its yel­low fade away with the sun­set, the but­ter­fly is eat­en by the flower”

Book — Study — Regard­ing work PC:  A is “01;” B is “02;” Z is “26”

Book­mark — Book from Bed­room — “I should reorder every­thing but the start… Yel­low before green, after green comes blue”

Paper with Man­u­fac­tur­ing Date — Liv­ing Room under sofa cush­ion — Red Rab­bit: 12th; Blue Rab­bit: 17th

Sheet of Paper — Liv­ing Room mag­a­zine case — “The num­ber is XX48”

Sheet of Paper — Liv­ing Room house­plant — “The 1st page got away from me, so this is the 2nd 57”

Sheet of Paper — Nemu’s Bed­room in trash­can — My PC’s pass­word: “Move each let­ter back­ward by one. Leave the num­bers as they are”

Sheet of Paper — Bed­room — “Safe com­bi­na­tion are ani­mals’ birth­days: cat then pup­py, then bun­nies. Dial order is R, L, R, L”

Sheet of Paper — Japan­ese Room Book (Last loop) — “…red and pur­ple let it be the last one”

Sheet of Paper — Study — The pass­word for work PC “1X X5 16 15 18 20”

Sheet of Paper — Study — The pass­word for the work PC is “18 0…”

Stand­ing Pho­to Frame — Pup­py pic Nemu’s Bed­room — “Just born on New Year’s!”

Stand­ing Pho­to Frame — But­ter­fly pic in Bed­room — “Not enough col­ors… I’ll put yel­low after brown”

Stand­ing Pho­to Frame — Cat pic in Bed­room — “Hana-chan, born on the 7th”

Stand­ing Pho­to Frame — Mar­ket pic in Study — “The last col­or is red”

Trap Items

Bat­tery — Bath­room & Bed­room

Cat Plushie — Nemu’s Room

Clothes — Bed­room

Cos­met­ics — Bed­room on Van­i­ty

Deter­gent A - Kitchen under Sink

Deter­gent B — Bath­room

Deter­gent C — Bath­room

Game Con­sole — Nemu’s Room

DVD Remote Play­er - Japan­ese Room

Ice — Refrig­er­a­tor

Ice Pack — Refrig­er­a­tor

Med­i­cine Case A — Study

Med­i­cine Case B — Japan­ese Room

Med­i­cine Case C — Japan­ese Room

Noa Plushie — Base­ment

Plas­tic Bot­tle — Refrig­er­a­tor

Plas­tic Pack­ing Rope — Cab­i­net near TV

Red Car Toy — Study

TV Remote - Liv­ing Room

Yel­low Car Toy — Study

Item Combinations

Birdlime = Deter­gent B + Deter­gent C

Bait Trap - Use in Bath­room, Japan­ese Room, Tables, or Nemu’s Bed Frame

Effec­tive­ness: Long

Birdlime = Slip­pery Trap + Med­i­cine Case C

Bait Trap — Use in Bath­room, Japan­ese Room, Tables, or Nemu’s Bed Frame

Effec­tive­ness: Long

Birdlime = Slip­pery Trap + Deter­gent A

Bait Trap — Use in Bath­room, Japan­ese Room, Tables, or Nemu’s Bed Frame

Effec­tive­ness: Long

Slip­pery Trap = Med­i­cine Case A + Ice Pack

Bait Trap — Use in Bath­room, Japan­ese Room, Tables, or Nemu’s Bed Frame

Effec­tive­ness: Short

Slip­pery Trap = Med­i­cine Case A + Ice

Bait Trap — Use in Bath­room, Japan­ese Room, Tables, or Nemu’s Bed Frame

Effec­tive­ness: Short

Slip­pery Trap = Cos­met­ics + Med­i­cine Case C

Bait Trap - Use in Bath­room, Japan­ese Room, Tables, or Nemu’s Bed Frame

Effec­tive­ness: Short

Extra-Strength Birdlime = Med­i­cine Case B + Birdlime

Bait Trap — Use in Bath­room, Japan­ese Room, Tables, or Nemu’s Bed Frame

Effec­tive­ness: Per­ma­nence

DVD Play­er Remote = DVD Play­er Remote + Bat­ter­ies

Timer Trap — Use in Japan­ese Room

TV Remote = TV Remote + Bat­ter­ies

Timer Trap — Use in Japan­ese Room

Traps

Note: The liq­uids can be both Bait & Escape and Bait & Hide

To use a Timer Trap, you appar­ent­ly need to be out­side of the room once Nemu spawns? These can be used infi­nite­ly. I have not been able to do this suc­cess­ful­ly.

Bait & Escape

Items: Birdlime, XS Birdlime, Slip­pery Trap, Plas­tic Pack­ing Rope

Loca­tions: Nemu’s Bed­room, Bed­room, Japan­ese Room, Kitchen Table, Bath­room

Bait & Hide

Items: Birdlime, XS Birdlime, Slip­pery Trap, Cars, Cat Plushie, Noa Plushie, or Game Con­sole

Loca­tions: Nemu’s Room, Bath­room, Japan­ese Room

Timer

Items: Clothes, TV Remote, DVD Remote

Loca­tions: Bath­room Wash­ing Machine, Japan­ese Room (TV then DVD Play­er)

Puzzle Solutions

Liv­ing Room Dial Box

Puz­zle: Fig­ure out box pass­word to play Nemu’s game

Clues:

  • Sheet of Paper - mag­a­zine case — “XX48”
  • Sheet of Paper - house­plant — “1st page got away from me so this is the sec­ond: 57”

Solu­tion: Com­bine clues to get 5748

GET: Access to the base­ment

Nemu’s Bed­room Lap­top

Puz­zle: Fig­ure out Nemu’s Pass­word

Clues:

  • Sheet of Paper - Nemu’s Bed­room trash­can — My PC’s pass­word: “Move each let­ter back­ward by one. Leave the num­bers as they are”
  • Note on Lap­top says: “Pass­word hint: QPXFS189”

Solu­tion: Move the let­ters back­wards one on the key­board

QPXFS189 = POWER189

GET: Access to the base­ment

Base­ment Draw­er

Puz­zle: Not real­ly a puz­zle, but you have to know the right items to use

Clues: Can­dles above it, and Noa’s text

Solu­tion: Get Fruit Knife from kitchen counter (not the Kitchen Knife), and Can­dle from the box in the upper left part of the base­ment under the Noa Plushie. Inter­act with both the Fruit Knife and Can­dle in the inven­to­ry to open the draw­er and get your prize

GET: Front Door Trap Key

Bed­room Safe Box

Puz­zle: Fig­ure out the code to the safe box

Clues:

  • Sheet of Paper — Bed­room — “Safe com­bi­na­tion are ani­mals’ birth­days: cat then pup­py, then bun­nies. Dial order is R, L, R, L”
  • Stand­ing Pho­to Frame — Pup­py pic Nemu’s Bed­room — “Just born on New Year’s!”
  • Stand­ing Pho­to Frame — Cat pic in Bed­room — “Hana-chan, born on the 7th”
  • Paper with Man­u­fac­tur­ing Date — Liv­ing Room under sofa cush­ion — Red Rab­bit: 12th; Blue Rab­bit: 17th
  • Inspect­ing the table in Nemu’s Bed­room that says that the blue bun­ny goes first

Solu­tion: R7, L1, R17, L12

GET: Japan­ese Room Key

Japan­ese Room Puz­zle Box

Puz­zle: Mov­ing tiles puz­zle

Clues: None. (what’s weird is that the pic­ture on the box appears in a frame in the Study. One would expect that would be a clue to the puz­zle except you can’t get to the Study before com­plet­ing the puz­zle)

Solu­tion:

GET: Study Key

Study Lap­top Pass­word

Puz­zle: Fig­ure out the Lap­top Pass­word


Clues:

  • Sheet of Paper - Study — The pass­word for work PC “1X X5 16 15 18 20”
  • Sheet of Paper — Study — The pass­word for the work PC is “18 0…”
  • Book — Study — Regard­ing work PC:  A is “01;” B is “02;” Z is “26”

Solu­tion:

Num­ber - 18 05 16 15 18 20

Word — REPORT

GET:

1st Time: Bath­room Pad­lock Hint: “Here, so I don’t for­get again. The num­ber for the pad­lock is the left­most col­umn. Last is 5″

2nd Time: Book­shelf Puz­zle Hint: “From ‘Schaussen’s Diary: The Mad Artist.’ In order, my favorite col­ors are: brown, pur­ple, red, blue, green. I notice a note on the lap­top. ‘This is a good way to order the books. Brown will be first…”

Bath­room Pad­lock

Puz­zle: Fig­ure out code for pad­lock on low­er cab­i­net next to wash­ing machine

Clue:

  • Writ­ten on the pad­lock: “Note to self. The square is 3x3. Line 1 to 9 up in order, start­ing from upper left, going right.”
  • Study Lap­top Pass­word Puz­zle clue: Here, so I don’t for­get again. The num­ber for the pad­lock is the left­most col­umn. Last is 5

Solu­tion: The num­bers on the com­bi­na­tion wheel form a grid. The clue tells you how to ori­ent the grid:

IMPORTANT: The clue on the pad­lock seems to be erro­neous. You need to set up the grid with the upper left at 0

This is what it would look like if the in-game clue was to be fol­lowed.

This is the cor­rect ori­en­ta­tion and suc­cess­ful solu­tion.

=1475

GET: Break­er Key (and bat­ter­ies)

Study Book­shelf

Puz­zle: Fig­ure out cor­rect order of books

Clues:

  • Book — Bed­room — “The dog drowns at sea, the bird and its yel­low fade away with the sun­set, the but­ter­fly is eat­en by the flower”
  • Book­mark — Book from Bed­room — “I should reorder every­thing but the start… Yel­low before green, after green comes blue”
  • Sheet of Paper - Book in Japan­ese Room — “…red and pur­ple let it be the last one”
  • Stand­ing Pho­to Frame — But­ter­fly pic in Bed­room — “Not enough col­ors… I’ll put yel­low after brown”)
  • Stand­ing Pho­to Frame — Mar­ket pic in Study — “The last col­or is red”
  • Study Lap­top Hint: “From ‘Schaussen’s Diary: The Mad Artist.’ In order, my favorite col­ors are: brown, pur­ple, red, blue, green. I notice a note on the lap­top. ‘This is a good way to order the books. Brown will be first…”

Solu­tion: Brown, Yel­low, Green, Blue, Pur­ple, Red

GET: Secret Room (Access to end of game)

Main Game Guide

The Jour­nal Mem­os denote loops in the game, and dou­ble as sto­ry check­points. Select­ing one will start the chap­ter over again.

While not nec­es­sary to fin­ish the main game, com­plet­ing 100% of the Side Sto­ries (as denot­ed by the red num­bers on the bot­tom right of each memo on the diary screen) is required to unlock the last CG and the best end­ing of the game. To do this, you must inspect every item until your part­ner starts talk­ing to you and giv­ing you back­sto­ry. There is a set num­ber of items to inspect before this occurs, get­ting hard­er and hard­er at the end of the game.

**Warn­ing! Spoil­ers Ahead!!**

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Prologue

Deaths: 3

You go up to Nemu’s room on your birth­day and are look­ing around. Inspect the only thing you can which is the desk and the pho­to on it which is a pho­to of you and some girl with her face scrib­bled out. Then you die. (CG acquired)

Uh. Was that a dream? Inspect the pic­ture again. Die again.

Nope. Not a dream. So what’s hap­pen­ing? You drop your lasagna when you real­ize from the pain you keep feel­ing that you’re death loop­ing. Inspect the desk one more time. You try to explain things to Nemu who twists your words and kills you. You die. Yet again. (CG Acquired)

Memo 1 — Tutorial Section

Deaths: 2

No! I’ll be killed by Nemu-chan again if I stay here!

You try to rip the diary, but it won’t rip and Nemu grows upset, so you stop, try­ing to not aggra­vate her into killing you again (pain is real and raw even if you keep res­ur­rect­ing). Unfor­tu­nate­ly, she’s still block­ing the door, so start inves­ti­gat­ing items in the room.

Inves­ti­gat­ing Tuto­r­i­al. After inves­ti­gat­ing things (I did all 6 items), Nemu moves away from the door. (This is the point you start at every time you die from now on)

Make a run for it! …Or not. You make up an excuse to leave the room to heat up the lasagna. It works. You try to act nor­mal, but it’s hard. Then you think of your phone, but it does­n’t work and Nemu tells you the house phone is con­ve­nient­ly bro­ken (tee­hee)

Puz­zle Tuto­r­i­al. You can walk around if you’d like and Nemu will creep­i­ly fol­low you (you can’t leave even if you try), but there are only 3 items to inspect. Take the notes from the mag­a­zine case and plant, then inspect them via the inven­to­ry. Solve the easy puz­zle and get a spe­cial pen for your diary.

Dial Box Solu­tion (click to expand)

Dial Box Code: 5748

Check out the Puz­zle Solu­tion Sec­tion for how to work through any puz­zles

Nemu demands that you go back to her room to show you some­thing spe­cial. You try and fail to stay in the liv­ing room, so you head up first and notice the wall­pa­per is peel­ing off, and under­neath are mul­ti­ple images of YOU. Nemu appears, enjoy­ing your shock, and explains that she want­ed you to under­stand exact­ly how much she’s obsessed with you. You get a lit­tle bit of insight into why she wants to kill you before… YOU RUN AWAY

Trap/Chase Event Tuto­r­i­al. You end up in the liv­ing room where your diary glows and red let­ters appear on the page. There are a few more items you can inspect now. If you check out the kitchen table, you are instruct­ed on how to place traps. Go get the Plas­tic Pack­ing Rope from the cab­i­net next to the TV and set it up at the table. Inspect every­thing you can, pick up the Kitchen Knife next to the sink, and make sure to inspect Nemu’s phone. After look­ing at things (about 8ish inspec­tions), Nemu will appear at your trap. If you have the knife in your hands she will pre­tend to be sor­ry and try to stab you, but you dodge and stab her instead. She ends up stab­bing you any­ways and you die again. (CG obtained)

Note: if you don’t pick up the kitchen knife and check Nemu’s phone, the sto­ry will not progress, and you will keep loop­ing until you do

Anoth­er Note: The good news is that when you’ve already read scenes, you’re allowed to skip them with the + but­ton on the Switch

Go to the liv­ing room again and this time, Akane appears! Thank GOD! While you cry from relief, Nemu is not hap­py but does­n’t act out… yet. You sug­gest Nemu pre­pare food while you try to con­vince Akane that Nemu is crazy and you’re in a death loop.

When she asks you to prove it, first go to the desk and save using the yel­low pen­cil cup (the game will prompt you). Then look at ~10 things until Nemu shows up and kills both Akane and you because she’s jeal­ous. You die.

Go down again and this time when Akane asks you to prove your­self, save if you want.

Don’t look at any­thing else except first, the BOOK on the desk and sec­ond, the PLANT in the cor­ner in that order. A cat will meow twice and con­vince Akane. She fol­lows you into the Par­ents’ Bed­room where she over­hears Nemu’s psy­chot­ic excla­ma­tions (CG obtained)

Memo 2 — Enter Akane

Deaths: 1

Chase Events: 3

Nemu for sure isn’t her­self right now. We prob­a­bly can’t get through to her so let’s make our way out of here

Chase Event Tuto­r­i­al. At this point, you’re going to try and unlock Side Sto­ries, but you’ll also trig­ger Nemu’s Chase Events when you reach a cer­tain num­ber of inspec­tions, so you’re going to want to find trap items and trap areas to use them.

Start inspect­ing items in the Bed­room. 5 inspec­tions will get you Side Sto­ry 1. Pick up the Clothes from the wardrobe, and the Bat­ter­ies from the floor cab­i­net. 15 inspec­tions in (total, so 10 after the first 5), get Side Sto­ry 2. After about 25 Inspec­tions, Nemu will yell, “Where are you?!” The music will change, and the screen will pulse like a heart­beat. You have a few inspec­tions before the music ends and Nemu comes to kill you, so set a trap and either hide or lure her towards your trap to escape. In this instance, you can either use the Cat Plushie or the Game Con­sole and set it up at the frame of Nemu’s bed. After inspect­ing a few items and the music stops she will come and try to kill you. Once she leaves and the music and screen returns to nor­mal, you’re safe until the next chase scene.

Chase Event Hints:

  • After you get the Chase Event warn­ing, you get around 2–4ish inspec­tions before she comes into the room
  • You’ll know you’re on the last turn when you hear Nemu mum­bling creep­i­ly to her­self
  • If you don’t have your sound up or can’t hear it, you’ll know you need to hide when you try to inspect some­thing and it says, “It’s not time to inves­ti­gate.”
  • If you have a friend with you, the friend will auto­mat­i­cal­ly walk to you when you need to hide ASAP.
  • The screen will get real­ly grainy when Nemu is in the room

NOTE: Do NOT go into the entry­way of the house yet, oth­er­wise it will trig­ger the next part of the sto­ry pro­gres­sion, and you won’t have all the side sto­ries yet, mean­ing you’ll have to start the check­point over again to get them. If you don’t care about 100% com­ple­tion, then head there

Side Sto­ry 3 pops up at around 30 total inspec­tions. After you fin­ish both bed­rooms upstairs, head down­stairs to look around. Make sure to set up the Plas­tic Pack­ing Rope trap at the table to pre­pare for anoth­er Chase Event which hap­pens around the 55-inspec­tion mark. Escape either upstairs or into the bath­room. Keep method­i­cal­ly inspect­ing every­thing and unlock Side Sto­ry 4 around the 65 total inspec­tions. You are able to take the Kitchen Knife and the Fruit Knife in the kitchen. In the bath­room, you can get Deter­gent B. When you hit around 85ish inspec­tions, anoth­er Chase Event starts. Head to the bath­room and use either the Cat Plushie or the Game Con­sole on the laun­dry ham­per, then hide in the tub. Inspect­ing around 100 things will final­ly net you the last, the 5th Side Sto­ry.

Now, you can head to the entry­way and get the holy heck out of–

Good grief. This girl real­ly is INSANE. Yep. Not only did you watch Akane die by gaseous poi­son right in front of you, but you die too. (CG Obtained)

Go to the liv­ing room. Con­vince Akane by look­ing at the BOOK and then the PLANT in Nemu’s Room. Go straight out to the entry­way this time. Noa will know about the trap and warn Akane.

Memo 3 — Basement Horror

Let’s find a way out, alive. It’ll be fine. We’ll def­i­nite­ly find a way.

Deaths: 1

Chase Events (100% Com­ple­tion): 3

Go back to the Liv­ing Room and save the game, if you want. After that, first inspect Nemu’s phone on the table (this will allow Suzu­ka to arrive on the next loop), then return to the entry­way and start inves­ti­gat­ing things. Side Sto­ry 1 received after 5 inves­ti­ga­tions. Con­tin­ue check­ing out all the items in the entry­way, then move to the liv­ing room. Side Sto­ry 2 received after 15 inves­ti­ga­tions. Remem­ber to pick up the Plas­tic Pack­ing Rope (“Nani Kore?!”) in prepa­ra­tion for anoth­er Chase Event… which rears its head around 25ish inspec­tions. Now go up to Nemu’s Bed­room. Akane will say, “Some­thing seems… off?” and it turns out the lap­top is in a dif­fer­ent posi­tion. You can save here if you’d like, then pick up the Cat Plushie and/or Game Con­sole as trap ammo, then check out the trash­can near the clos­et for a Sheet of Paper. Read it in your inven­to­ry. It’s time to unlock the lap­top, so inspect the lap­top for anoth­er clue, and SOLVE THAT PUZZLE! A word doc­u­ment is still open that says, “I found a great new spot! I’ll take stuff that won’t fit in here over there. I can put up even more pho­tos! Who’d expect a place like this to be in the base­ment.”

Lap­top Pass­word Solu­tion (click to expand)

Pass­word: POWER189

Check out the Puz­zle Solu­tion sec­tion above for a work through

Before inves­ti­gat­ing the under­ground stor­age in the kitchen, con­tin­ue method­i­cal­ly inspect­ing things to unlock Side Sto­ry 3 around the 30ish mark. Oth­er things you can pick up are: Deter­gent B in the bath­room, Kitchen Knife and Fruit Knife in the kitchen, Clothes and Cos­met­ics from the Bed­room. Hon­est­ly, the only one you actu­al­ly need is the Fruit Knife which you want to make sure you have before you go down into the base­ment.

But don’t go down yet! Around the 55–60 inspec­tion mark anoth­er Chase Event occurs fol­lowed by dia­logue with Akane. This does NOT count as a side sto­ry, how­ev­er, so keep going until you get to the 120-inves­ti­ga­tion mark to final­ly get Side Sto­ry 4. Make sure to check your Memo in the Diary tab and be sure you got every­thing, and also that you inspect­ed Nemu’s phone in the liv­ing room.

When you’re ready, go ahead and inspect the under­ground stor­age in the kitchen and climb down into the base­ment. (CG obtained)

Memo 4 — Exit Akane

Deaths: 1

Chase Events: 1

…Any­way, let’s focus on get­ting out of this house for now

You’re in the base­ment now and it’s… dis­turb­ing to say the least. Pic­tures of you all over with resent­ful words writ­ten in blood over them. Akane says that Nemu is clear­ly insane. You find an old note from one of the diary’s orig­i­nal own­ers explain­ing that the diary is mag­i­cal and giv­ing it your blood forms a con­tract that acti­vates its pow­ers. These pow­ers will remain until the con­trac­tor’s wish­es are ful­filled, so make wish­es with absolute sure­ty. The diary does­n’t active­ly grant wish­es per se, it just gives the con­trac­tor the pow­er to ful­fill their desires. The note fur­ther warns that the pow­er will be a nev­er end­ing, inescapable curse until the body and soul are destroyed. So, the only way to be freed from the diary, you must give the con­trac­tor what they want. You and Akane con­strue this to mean that they have to ful­fill Nemu’s wish­es… and you don’t know exact­ly what a mad­woman wants!! You focus instead on sim­ply escap­ing the house.

Check out all the things in the base­ment, mak­ing sure to take the Noa Plushie (creepy, much?) and the Can­dle under­neath. If you did­n’t grab the Fruit Knife from the kitchen, go get it now and return to the base­ment. Over on the far wall under the can­dles, you will auto­mat­i­cal­ly use the two items to get into the draw­er and snag the Front Door Trap Key. At this point (about 10 inves­ti­ga­tions), you’ll get Side Sto­ry 1. Go back upstairs.

Note: Do NOT go to the entry­way if you want 100% com­ple­tion

Save here if you want to, then start inves­ti­gat­ing every­thing. A Chase Event will trig­ger around 25 inves­ti­ga­tions. Look at 10 more items for a total of 35 for Side Sto­ry 2. Once that’s done, now you can go to the entry­way, use the key on the trap, and watch both Akane and your­self die again while los­ing it and telling Nemu that she is NOT your frie– Wait. Did she just say a name? Is Rina­mi-chan the name of that face­less friend that saved you from crip­pling lone­li­ness? (CG Obtained!)

Memo 5 — Enter Suzuka

Chase Events: 1

There’s some­thing here that can dis­arm the trap at the entrance. Fol­low me.

Back in the room again. Go to the liv­ing room. You brood about Rina­mi and think you under­stand what Nemu wants, but you have to stop Akane from dying again… Wait. Suzu­ka-chan! What’s she doing here? Nev­er mind that, you con­vince her to come with you to Nemu’s room where she does­n’t believe you at all so must con­vince her the same way you con­vinced Akane. Save if you want, then select the Book then the Plant. Next door, Suzu­ka believes you when she hears Nemu’s death dec­la­ra­tion. You real­ize that if Nemu’s wish was for you to die, then it should have been fin­ished by now as you’d been killed so many times already (8 so far if you haven’t messed up). What the holy heck does she want then?

Com­bin­ing Items Tuto­r­i­al: From here on out, you can com­bine items you find to cre­ate traps to sur­vive. A suc­cess­ful com­bi­na­tion will be logged into the auto­mat­ic com­bo list for future ease.

Before inves­ti­gat­ing the Bed­room, go back to Nemu’s Bed­room. Suzu­ka will point out the pic­ture frame as some­thing odd. She’s talk­ing about the pic­ture on the desk. Take the Stand­ing Pho­to Frame of the pup­py, Cat Plushie, and the Game Con­sole. Check out the table with the bun­nies, too. After 10 inspec­tions, you get Side Sto­ry 1.

Go back to the Bed­room where Suzu­ka points out some­thing on the night­stand. She’s talk­ing about the night­stand against the wall which has a Sheet of Paper that tells you how to open the Dial Safe on the floor. Take the Stand­ing Pho­to Frame of the cat on the shelf. 30ish inspec­tions will bless you with a Chase Event. Go back to Nemu’s room and bait then hide. This trig­gers Side Sto­ry 2. (Unlock Memo 6)

Memo 6 — Exit Suzuka

Chase Events: 2

Let’s talk about this again… when we get out of here.

Return to the Bed­room to fin­ish inves­ti­gat­ing things, then head down­stairs. Suzu­ka will point out the sofa. If you’ve read the note and pho­to frames, then the last part of the puz­zle is the small­er sofa. Take the Paper with Man­u­fac­tur­ing Date from there. You now have enough infor­ma­tion to open the Dial Safe in the Bed­room. Before going upstairs to do that, check out the items in the area, par­tic­u­lar­ly Nemu’s phone on the table. Oth­er things you can do now that you could­n’t before is get Deter­gent A from under the sink and open all 3 draw­ers on the refrig­er­a­tor for Plas­tic Bot­tle, Ice, and Ice Pack. All items are used for traps (check out the item com­bi­na­tion sec­tion above). Around the 60th inspec­tion, a Chase Event occurs.

Once you’re ready, go on up to the Bed­room and solve the puz­zle.

Bed­room Dial Safe Solu­tion (click to expand)

Code: R7, L1, R17, L12

Check out the Puz­zle Solu­tion sec­tion for a break­down

You get the Japan­ese Room Key for your trou­ble. Head across the way and unlock the door! Woohoo! More stuff to explore. First up, move both the futons on the right and the stack of cush­ions above (that way you can be pre­pared for anoth­er Chase Event). Then obtain Med­i­cine Case B, Med­i­cine Case C, and Deter­gent C from the med­i­cine rack on the dress­er and from the right side of the clos­et. Be sure to mix them to get Birdlime, Slip­pery Trap, and/or XSBirdlime (though at this point I still had the Plas­tic Pack­ing Rope which works in Nemu’s Room or the Bed­room). 70 checks gets you Side Sto­ry 3. When that’s done, inspect the puz­zle box under the floor cush­ions and solve it.

Puz­zle Box Solu­tion (click to expand)

You just got the Study Key! Head on over and unlock it. Save point! Just in time, too because 90ish inspec­tions nets you anoth­er Chase Event. Trap her in either bed­room, then head back to inves­ti­gate the study. Here, you get sev­er­al Sheets of Paper, a Book, Med­i­cine A, and two Cars to use as trap bait. We hit the 100th inspec­tion, trig­ger­ing the 4th Side Sto­ry, which means that we can now progress with the sto­ry!

Go down to the kitchen to get the Fruit Knife, then into the base­ment for the Can­dle and Noa Doll, then snag the Front Door Trap Key. Go on out and undo the trap for a cutscene where Suzu­ka betrays Noa, say­ing that if you leave, Nemu will be sad. She says that some­one needs to be by Nemu’s side and that she’s the only one who can do it. Suzu­ka shoves you into the vase and accus­es you of hid­ing Rina­mi the whole time. She runs off reveal­ing that she has the hots for Nemu. (CG Obtained)

Memo 7 — Lights Out

Chase Events: 1

(Suzu­ka has been act­ing strange since the start… But I did­n’t expect for her to do this.)

The knocked over vase has short cir­cuit­ed the whole house, cut­ting off the lights.

Imme­di­ate­ly go up to the study and inspect the book­shelf for a cutscene between Suzu­ka and Nemu where Suzu­ka unveils that she’d been stalk­ing Noa because she’d delved into Nemu’s past and knew all about Rinami’s betray­al. Suzu­ka paints a pic­ture of Noa’s evil, try­ing to get close to Nemu just to betray and hurt her like Rina­mi in High School… all because Noa is Rinami’s friend in uni­ver­si­ty. Suzu­ka ends it by pro­fess­ing her love to Nemu. You now know why Nemu is try­ing to kill you: a mis­un­der­stand­ing, and work towards this new goal. (CG Unlocked)

Impor­tant: Leave the study and go back in. The lap­top should be open now (you must have watched the book­shelf cutscene for it to open. No oth­er item is required)

You can go ahead and save in the Study now. Inves­ti­gate the stuff there, mak­ing sure you’ve snagged items that will help you set traps (i.e. the Cars, Med­i­cine A), and the 3 clues that will unlock the lap­top (Desk, Table, Book). Solve the puz­zle.

Solu­tion to Study Lap­top Pass­word (click to expand)

Word — REPORT

See Puz­zle Solu­tions sec­tion for a break-down

Then, go into the bath­room, get the Break­er Key from behind the pad­locked cab­i­net by solv­ing the Bath­room Pad­lock Puz­zle using the clue on the pad­lock and from the lap­top.

Bath­room Pad­lock Puz­zle Solu­tion (click to expand)

Mid­dle Col­umn: 1475

See Puz­zle Solu­tions sec­tion for break­down and spe­cial note

If you’re aim­ing for 100% com­ple­tion, then head to the oth­er rooms to inves­ti­gate things. A Chase Event occurs around the 30ish mark, so foil her, then con­tin­ue until you hit the 35-mark for Side Sto­ry 2.

It’s time to go into the entry­way. Inter­act with the break­er on the wall twice.

Well, well… Wel­come back, Suzu­ka. You try to rea­son with Suzu­ka explain­ing that you legit­i­mate­ly want­ed to be friends with Nemu, appeal­ing to her famil­iar­i­ty with Nemu’s shy per­son­al­i­ty. Suzu­ka has clear­ly been reject­ed by Nemu who admits that she always knew that you weren’t out to get Nemu, she was just try­ing to claim Nemu for her­self. You con­tin­ue to accept Suzu­ka as a friend and suc­cess­ful­ly con­vince Suzu­ka to work with you. (Unlocks Memo 8)

Memo 8 — Basement Confrontation

Deaths: 1

This diary has mag­ic pow­ers, so there might be some­thing in the base­ment

The diary directs you to go into the base­ment. With noth­ing else to accom­plish or get, head to the base­ment and…

Come face to face with Nemu, her­self. Suzu­ka attempts to rea­son with Nemu, explain­ing how she had set all of this in motion by try­ing to take Nemu for her­self, and that you had noth­ing to do with it. Hear­ing this Nemu stabs Suzu­ka (CG unlocked). Nemu explains how when Rina­mi first betrayed her, life lost all mean­ing and she shut down her emo­tions. She accus­es you of try­ing to do the exact same thing Rina­mi did to her in high school. You try to rea­son with no suc­cess. Nemu even­tu­al­ly claims she’s tired of being betrayed, being sus­pi­cious of “friends.” So much so that she stabs her­self in the neck (CG unlocked), then slits her own throat. She reveals her wish: to not have friends. You’re freak­ing out and real­ize that if you leave now, noth­ing will be resolved, so you pick up the knife and stab your­self.

You Die.

You know the drill: go to the liv­ing room, con­vince Suzu­ka (Book then Plant).

Memo 8 does not have any side sto­ries, so just go to the kitchen to get the Fruit Knife, then to the base­ment and get the Noa Doll and Can­dle. With those, snag the Front Door Trap Key. Sav­ing at this point is help­ful. Go ahead and dis­arm the trap! Suzu­ka knocks you over, short­ing the house again, and runs off. You wish that Akane was there because you feel that all 3 are need­ed to con­vince Nemu. All of the sud­den, the door­bell rings and in walks… Oh! Akane! Clear­ly the diary is respon­si­ble for this… (Memo 9 unlocked)

Memo 9 — Getting Close

Chase Events: 7

All right. Hon­est­ly, I can’t wrap my head around what you’re say­ing, but how can I say no when you help, Noa?

Impor­tant: Miss­able CG - To get this don’t do any­thing and just go into the base­ment with Akane. You die painful­ly (CG obtained)

Back through the motions: Book then Plant. This time, you can either grab some trap items before head­ing to the base­ment for the Front Door Trap Key and wel­com­ing Akane, or just reload your save file and start from there.

If you’re aim­ing for the 3 Side Sto­ries, start inves­ti­gat­ing every­thing like nor­mal, pick­ing up trap items along the way. There’s no rea­son to not turn on the lights at this point, so go ahead and grab the Break­er key and turn it on, if you want to. Around 28ish inves­ti­ga­tions, a Chase Event will trig­ger, along with some dia­logue with Akane — it won’t count towards the Side Sto­ries, how­ev­er. Keep check­ing things out to get Side Sto­ry 1 at the 35ish point, anoth­er Chase Event around 58–60 mark, and then Side Sto­ry 2 at 68–70 inves­ti­ga­tions.

NOTE: Do NOT go into the base­ment with Akane because you’ll trig­ger the trap­door death scene

This time around when you solve the Study Lap­top Pass­word with the same solu­tion as before, you get a dif­fer­ent clue because now it’s time to solve the Study Book­shelf Puz­zle. If you haven’t got­ten Side Sto­ry 3, how­ev­er, DON’T solve the puz­zle yet until you do. Going into the Bed­room will have Akane point out that some­thing is odd.

Study Lap­top Pass­word Solu­tion (click to expand)

Pass­word: REPORT

The next Chase Event appears around the 90ish, 115ish, 145, 180, and 205 inspec­tion-marks, while the last Side Sto­ry appears after a whop­ping 215ish inspec­tions (admit­ted­ly, I may have lost count a few times. Num­ber is approx­i­mate)!! WHEW! (Memo 10 unlocked)

OKAY. Now that that’s over, it’s time to solve the Study Book­shelf Puz­zle. You should have all the clues by now, so go on up and solve it!

Study Book­shelf Puz­zle Solu­tion (click to expand)

Cor­rect Order: Brown, Yel­low, Green, Blue, Pur­ple, Red

See Puz­zle Solu­tions sec­tion for a break­down

You will find Suzu­ka stand­ing around in the secret room (inter­est­ing note, here: if you hap­pened to trig­ger a Chase Event, it will clear as soon as the cutscene launch­es). Where you con­vinced Suzu­ka who is extreme­ly apolo­getic, to work with you all as a team. (Unlock CG)

Memo 10 — End Game

Deaths: 1

Chase Events: 0

Yeah, Suzu­ka-chan’s my friend too. That has­n’t changed, even now.

From here, it’s time to go to the base­ment as you have deter­mined, but before you do that, check out the paint­ing on the ground for a Small Wood­en Block. It looks sus­pi­cious­ly like the puz­zle cube in the Japan­ese Room., so head on over and insert it for a small news­pa­per scrap that is too small to read and does­n’t go in your inven­to­ry. Go down to the liv­ing room and SAVE your game.

Approach the base­ment hatch and choose: “Acts with Akane and Suzu­ka.” Watch the cutscene (Obtain 3 CGs)

Welp. That did­n’t work. Let’s try again. Either load Memo 10 or, bet­ter, reload your saved game. Make sure you got the small news­pa­per piece, and this time choose “Acts sep­a­rate­ly from Akane and Suzu­ka.” (Obtain CG)

Fin­ish­ing 100% of the side sto­ries will net you the Epi­logue and the last CG after the cred­its roll.

CG #20

Con­grat­u­la­tions! You Beat the Game!

Side Story Summaries

To read the full dia­logue of the Side Sto­ries and oth­er scenes CLICK HERE

Memo 2: Side Sto­ries — Akane

5 Inves­ti­ga­tions: Akane tries to under­stand why any­one would dis­like Noa because Noa is so nice. She nar­rates Noa and Akane’s first meet­ing where Noa helped Akane with her school­work despite them not know­ing each oth­er. Noa does­n’t think she’s a good per­son, though she can’t seem to remem­ber who she failed.

15 Inves­ti­ga­tions: Akane admits that she’d noticed that Nemu was obsessed with Noa, describ­ing once instance where she saw Nemu steal Noa’s belong­ings. Nemu said she did­n’t want to buy one, she want­ed the item because Noa had used it. Akane did­n’t want to ruin their friend­ship, so she did­n’t say any­thing until now. Noa makes up an excuse for Nemu, but real­izes that she does­n’t know much at all about Nemu.

30 Inves­ti­ga­tions: Akane tells Noa to fol­low her because she has mem­o­rized the lay­out of the house. Noa remarks that Akane has great mem­o­ry as a whole, but ques­tions why she’s not good at study­ing. Akane admits that when­ev­er she tries to study, she just falls asleep. Aside from school­work, her mem­o­ry is great.

65 Inves­ti­ga­tions: Akane ques­tions whether Nemu liked her at all this whole time as friends. Noa quick­ly jumps to Nemu’s defense, insin­u­at­ing that this behav­ior is just a one-off. Akane describes how when­ev­er Akane talked to Noa, that Nemu did­n’t like it, and seemed to have had some sad expe­ri­ence in the past. Akane wish­es that she’d tried to talk to Nemu more. Noa assures her that every­thing will turn out just fine and that they’ll be able to get through to Nemu.

100 Inves­ti­ga­tions: Noa begs Akane to aban­don her and escape if it comes down to it. Although Akane refus­es, Noa insists, say­ing that it’s just awful to watch a friend die in front of her. Noa then trails off like she’s expe­ri­enced it per­son­al­ly before. (Fore­shad­ow­ing and clues to the past, much?)

Memo 3: Side Sto­ries — Akane

5 Inves­ti­ga­tions: Akane first thought that Noa had ulte­ri­or motives for help­ing her with her school­work, but it turns out that Noa is just a nice per­son, so Akane had been want­i­ng to return the favor some­how, but Noa nev­er seemed to need help with any­thing. She feels hap­py despite the har­row­ing sit­u­a­tion that she can now repay Noa for her kind­ness. Akane then men­tions how Noa had been miss­ing from school for a month with­out telling any­one any­thing and Noa explained that it was a health mat­ter.

15 Inves­ti­ga­tions: Akane and Noa explore how Nemu does­n’t social­ize with oth­ers much, won­der­ing if some­thing bad hap­pened in her past. Noa men­tions that Nemu said that there had only been one oth­er per­son who’d seen her room before, so they spec­u­late that she had at least one oth­er friend either in High School or anoth­er Uni­ver­si­ty.

30 Inves­ti­ga­tions: Noa laments that she wish­es she was as socia­ble as Akane. Noa admits to being very shy and wait­ing for oth­er peo­ple to make the first move. Her only friends in uni­ver­si­ty are are Suzu­ka, Akane, and Nemu… Oh. Akane says that it’s Nemu that destroyed the friend­ship, but Noa won­ders what she did to earn Nemu’s hatred.

Post-Chase Event - 60 Inves­ti­ga­tions (Does­n’t count towards Side Sto­ries): Noa tells Akane that she felt a con­nec­tion to Nemu because Nemu’s lone­li­ness remind­ed Noa of her­self. In Noa’s case there was an unnamed friend that helped Noa from her own lone­li­ness. That’s why she drummed up enough courage to go talk to Nemu: she want­ed to be more like that friend. Noa was about to reveal the name of the friend, when they knocked some­thing over and Akane scold­ed her. At first Nemu did­n’t open her­self up to Noa, but soon, she did. How­ev­er, even Noa noticed Nemu’s pos­ses­sive­ness and felt both­ered by it. Akane states that the Nemu now is beyond just pos­ses­sive, and not nor­mal. Noa sad­ly (or begrudg­ing­ly?) agrees.

120 Inves­ti­ga­tions: Noa and Akane explore Suzu­ka, describ­ing her per­son­al­i­ty and Suzu­ka and Akane’s friend­ship. They also explore how Suzu­ka is act­ing strange­ly recent­ly and won’t divulge no mat­ter how hard Akane push­es the sub­ject.

Memo 4: Side Sto­ries — Akane

10 Inves­ti­ga­tions: Noa asks why Akane would­n’t mind risk­ing her life to help. Akane is a like­able per­son with many acquain­tances yet does­n’t con­sid­er any of them close friends like Suzu­ka or Noa who would­n’t expect any­thing in return for help. She would glad­ly help Noa.

35 Inves­ti­ga­tions: Noa explains how she can com­mis­er­ate with Nemu’s lone­li­ness hav­ing been lone­ly her­self before meet­ing the name­less friend who was effec­tive­ly her sav­ior. Akane express­es a desire to meet and befriend this per­son in the future. Noa real­izes that while she has mem­o­ries of the per­son, she can nei­ther recall their face or name.

Memo 5: Side Sto­ries — Suzu­ka

10 Inves­ti­ga­tions: Noa com­ments that Suzu­ka is great with her hands (explain­ing the abil­i­ty to com­bine items, I guess) and Suzu­ka said she’s been like that since a kid when she copied her mom. She goes on to say that she made Nemu the cat plushie she keeps on her back­pack, and she wish­es that Nemu would smile the way she smiled when Suzu­ka orig­i­nal­ly gave her the cat plushie.

Post-Chase Event (does­n’t count towards Side Sto­ries): Suzu­ka can’t believe that Nemu is try­ing to kill Noa because they were so close before. Noa express­es her feel­ing that they can go back to being friends, but Suzu­ka shuts that down and can’t restrain her­self any­more. She accus­es Noa of hurt­ing some­one she con­sid­ers a friend, clear­ly know­ing the root cause of Nemu’s rage, but refus­es to tell Noa right now. She promis­es to get Noa out of the house alive to con­tin­ue the con­ver­sa­tion.

35 Inves­ti­ga­tions: Suzu­ka tells Noa that Nemu liked Noa so much because she’s a kind per­son, and Suzu­ka agrees with that. This is why Suzu­ka can’t wrap her brain around why Noa would pur­pose­ful­ly hurt Nemu. The betray­al from a kind per­son is always the worst. Suzu­ka tells Noa that she has no trust for her at all.

70 Inves­ti­ga­tions: Suzu­ka recalls the first time Noa intro­duced Nemu. They did­n’t hit it off right away because Nemu was so anti­so­cial, then one day Nemu asked Suzu­ka for help with an injured cat. Appre­ci­at­ing Nemu as an awk­ward, yet nice per­son, Suzu­ka would engage with Nemu until they became close. Suzu­ka refus­es to hate Nemu because she can see the good in her.

100 Inves­ti­ga­tions: Suzu­ka asks Noa thinks of Nemu, but then rejects her answer, say­ing that if Nemu is such a dear friend, why does Noa not know that Nemu was hor­ri­bly bul­lied in High School. Noa defends her­self say­ing that friends don’t have to divulge every­thing, but Suzu­ka con­tin­ues to shoot her down say­ing that Suzu­ka knows more than Noa about Nemu. Suzu­ka believes that Noa is only pre­tend­ing not to know, and warns her that Suzu­ka will side with Nemu and nev­er betray her (Ooo, fore­shad­ow­ing)

Memo 7: Side Sto­ries — Noa

5 Inves­ti­ga­tions — Now that you know why Nemu is so angry, you feel bad for unin­ten­tion­al­ly hurt­ing her by being friends with the per­son who betrayed her. Though you refuse to let her kill you, you resolve to stay alive so that you can clear up the mis­un­der­stand­ing so that Nemu no longer has to suf­fer the bru­tal pain of betray­al.

35 Inves­ti­ga­tions — Noa refus­es to believe that some­one as nice as Rina­mi would have done some­thing like that to Nemu. She recalls how Rina­mi had helped her, when Noa was lone­ly and want­ed to meet with Nemu to help her smile when Noa talked about a friend that seemed sad and lone­ly. How­ev­er, when it came time to meet, Rina­mi grew pale at first glimpse of Nemu and the men­tion of her name. Rina­mi sud­den­ly rushed home that instant.

Memo 9: Side Sto­ries — Akane

Post-Chase Event: 30 Inves­ti­ga­tions — Akane starts to believe what you’re say­ing about Nemu. You fur­ther prove that your death loop is real by nam­ing the weird mon­key pop­pers Akane just got before arriv­ing. Akane admires your strength and resolve in try­ing to right things with Nemu despite it all.

35 Inves­ti­ga­tions — Akane bugs you to reveal how many times and how she died already, but you get mad because it’s super painful to bring up mem­o­ries of friends’ deaths.

70 Inves­ti­ga­tions — You recall a time when the four of you went to an amuse­ment park. Suzu­ka got sick on a roller coast­er and Nemu got a fun hat that she did­n’t take off all day. You want to have that fun again and see every­one so hap­py.

215 Inves­ti­ga­tions: Akane apol­o­gizes on behalf of Suzu­ka because the two of them are so close-knit Akane knows all of her feel­ings instinc­tu­al­ly, espe­cial­ly her pow­er­ful attrac­tion to Nemu. You quick­ly jump in and assure her that Suzu­ka is your friend regard­less of what has occurred

Memo 10: End­ings

Despite all the oth­er spoil­ers, I won’t spoil the end­ings here and you will have to either play the game or check out my Side Sto­ry Dia­logue post.

CGs (20 Total)

#Name Memo #Descrip­tion
1Alive, Togeth­er Pro­logue Where we began, each with dif­fer­ent feel­ings
2Vis­it­ing NemuPro­logue I was still obliv­i­ous
3The Storm Called “Nemu”Pro­logue I was igno­rant to every­thing the first time I died. I watched Nemu watch me
4Keen EarsMemo 2Akane and I lis­tened to Nemu rage on. Akane then believed my time trav­el the­o­ry
5Lad­der Memo 3I fol­lowed Akane down toward a strange under­ground room despite my fear
6Escape Memo 6Suzu­ka betrayed me and made off. There was still so much I did­n’t under­stand
7A Pri­vate Talk Memo 7Suzu­ka and Nemu’s talk in the secret room led me to many dis­cov­er­ies
8Secret RoomMemo 9The three of us decid­ed we’d have to con­vince Nemu to work things out
9Con­vinc­ing? Uncon­vinc­ing?Memo 10My belief did­n’t waver despite Nemu’s blade point­ed toward me
10Cursed DiaryMemo 1How many times have I died? The cursed diary touch­es my right hand
11To the Depths of HellMemo 9I need­ed to work with Suzu­ka or I’d for­ev­er be caught in Nemu’s traps
12Nemu, By Her Own HandMemo 8Nemu killed Suzu­ka and then her­self. There was noth­ing I could do
13TrapMemo 2Even Akane died because of me. Why did our way out become a trap?
14Suzuka’s Feel­ingsMemo 8Nemu took even Suzuka’s life despite how des­per­ate­ly Suzu­ka tried to stop her
15In Death Memo 1Nemu died by my hand, and I by hers
16Despair Memo 4I want­ed to escape with Akane, but she died pro­tect­ing me. I fol­lowed soon after
17Almost ThereMemo 10 I thought it would be resolved with four of us safe
18Anoth­er Fail­ureMemo 10I gazed up at them as I fell into dark­ness. My efforts still weren’t enough
19RevivalMemo 10Now the four of us will resolve things. Rina­mi, we won’t for­get you any­more
20Alive, Togeth­erEpi­logue It’s a mir­a­cle. I can’t believe it! The five of us are final­ly togeth­er

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