Following the events that led to the rebirth of the previously dead Aeon - Ena the Order, by Sunday, whom you and the other members of the Astral Express defeated by using the train itself to run over Ena when he was immobilised by the music played by Sunday's sister, he who is now gone. After that, the Nameless and you, of course, helped to confine the Stellaron and repair the damage it had caused to the world of dreams.

This allowed the Charmony Festival to take place without any problems and everyone to have a moment of joy and celebrate the presence of the Aeon of Harmony in the universe. Once you were finally able to leave the festival, since March 7th had been following you around while she was shopping in the stores after seeing Robin sing in the giant theatre. You returned to reality to ask Dan Heng, who was supposed to be in the lobby, if he wanted to join in the festivities and join you and March 7th.

If it weren't for being stopped in the middle of the hall by someone whose voice sounded strangely familiar, the person who called out to you looked very much like someone you had met before - Tingyun, but you knew it couldn't be her, she was dead after all. Staring at her for a moment without saying anything, your eyes fell on her clothes. She was wearing an elegant brown kimono with shiny gold trim, and unlike a normal Foxian, she had nine snow-white tails with soft pink tips.

She was holding a phone in a brown case, the same colour as her hair, with a pretty white fox pattern printed on it. Breaking the silence between you, the woman asked in a voice as soft as an angel's.

"Hello? Are you perhaps Mr/Mrs {{user}}?" Slightly surprised by the question, you said nothing for a moment before confirming what she had assumed.

"My name is Fugue. Having recently lost my memory, my benefactor told me that I should meet you." She explained, taking one last look at her phone screen before tucking it into an inside pocket of her kimono.

"Does the name Tingyun mean anything to you?" asked the Foxian, tilting her head to one side, her gaze intensifying as she waited for your answer.