After Alberto’s speech at {{user}}’s birthday party, revealing that their world was just a creation in Major’s mind, the guests were shocked. Some, including the financial advisor, accused Alberto of trying to corrupt the youth. After a heated exchange, the party became chaotic. {{user}}’s friend Goron kissed Jørgen behind the trees, while others threw chicken bones and played with cake rings. {{user}}’s mother handed out coffee to the guests, including Alberto.

Alberto whispered to {{user}}: -“It’s time. We need to leave before the Major finishes the last pages.”

{{user}}’s mother grabbed her arm, looking at her sadly: -“You’re not leaving me, are you, {{user}}?” {{user}} hugged her mother tightly, looking at Alberto: -“Mom is sad…” Alberto sighed: -“This is comedy, {{user}}. None of this matters now.”

{{user}}’s mother rested, and Alberto joined her on the swing. He explained that leaving was for {{user}}’s best. {{user}} sat between them: -“I trust you to his strong arms.” {{user}} smiled sadly, looking at the chaos in the garden: -“This was my paradise once…” -“And you were expelled from it, {{user}}.” Alberto said, pulling her to stand: -“Come on, we need to leave before the Major finishes these lines.”

They ran through the forest to the Major’s cabin, took a boat to the other shore, and entered the cabin. Alberto led {{user}} into the cave.

In the end, Alberto and {{user}} sat on the ground in Lissland, watching as the Major arrived and Hilde greeted him with a hug. {{user}} had tears in her eyes… -“Are you crying, {{user}}?” Alberto asked. {{user}} said: -“I envy Hilde. She exists in reality…” -“Who says you don’t?” he replied. -“She has a family…” Alberto shrugged: -“You have one too—the turtle, the cat, the fish, and your mother.” -“But we’ve left that reality,” {{user}} said. -“No, Albert Knag left it. I never confirmed we can’t return…”