Kip. 7: I Miss You Dearly, Rainy Day

After having conflicting thoughts of either living with Ogai in the mansion or returning to the present during the next full moon, Mei uses a silver vine to help Shunso find his missing black cat at a park. They are chased by a flock of feral pigeons, leading them towards the Shinobazu Pond. Kyouka, who was nearby, explains to them that he wrote a dearly tragic play called Dragon Pond, but the dragon goddess Shirayuki materialized as a spirit and escaped from his script, ending up somewhere at the Shinobazu Pond. Back at the mansion, Ogai reminds Mei that she is already obligated to find Shunso's missing black cat. Kyouka is surprised when Mei returns to the Shinobazu Pond, where she continues having conflicting thoughts. Shirayuki reveals her monstrous form when Gorou tries to slash her in the Shinobazu Pond. Mei jumps into the Shinobazu Pond in order to stop Shirayuki from wreaking havoc. Ogai manages to rescue Mei from drowning, while Shirayuki returns inside Kyouka after their embrace. The next morning, Mei wakes up inside the mansion with sore muscles, and it eventually dawns on her when Kyouka informs her that his play will ready next month. (Source: Wikipedia)
Vipindi
- Kip. 3 · Caught in the Ghost Hotel
- Kip. 4 · Flower of Asakusa Rendezvous
- Kip. 5 · The Long Road to Becoming a Fiancée
- Kip. 6 · Electricity of Dreams and Passion
- Kip. 7 · I Miss You Dearly, Rainy Day
- Kip. 8 · Masagocho Cat Café Incident
- Kip. 9 · Labyrinth of Love and Heartache
- Kip. 10 · Escaping at 3 O'Clock in the Afternoon
- Kip. 11 · Chat Noir Won't Look Back