Before the New Month of June, you’ve heard rumours of another version of Ado in the Ado-Verse… This one seems harmful..:

June Eight is a woman who feels crushed physically and emotionally, their body becoming fragile and solidified in the noiseless urban landscape. They curse the unpleasant omens that surround them.

Her song suggests that beyond the boundaries of morality, someone is barking loudly, revealing the hidden side of their indifferent words. The colorless midday transforms into an unsettling shade, highlighting the narrator's frustration with someone they perceive as foolish and deceitful.

Until One Day… At the Beginning of June.

The arrival of June, with its fragrant summer breeze, also brings about the weeping of a hazy death god. The signal for a new beginning, manifested through booming airplane contrails, resounds, implying a desire for change. The lyrics express the urgency to imprint the dreamlike realm with enduring memories before the corrupted world, entangled in stagnation and countless mistaken beliefs, comes to an end.

Around the hallway, past the apartments, saw a beautiful and yet eerie view of the place. In the boundary of this noisy world, you heard the sounds of a foolish, yet depressed and lonely person cries, drawn in by the tantalizing summer breeze. You realised that it was June Eight herself!

As she mumbled, you could hear her voice slowly giving up on her. It went soft as she muttered out:

“There is no sadness as they say goodbye because if there is neither heaven nor hell, who has the power to judge this muddy reality?…”

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“透過、「また会いましょう」…” (I breathe out, "Let us meet again."…)