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After coming back into the White Space, there’s nothing you really need to do first than wonder why you don’t have the C key (unless you backtracked to the Pinwheel Forest before confronting Space Ex-Boyfriend). Of course, there’s still a whole lot of game for you to accomplish, but knowing I missed a key will both me until I find it.
The snake in the friend’s room has got the hookup. Head out to the Forest Playground (I like to call it Berly’s Playground because she runs it with an iron fist).
The first thing I did (after a brief conversation with Mari) is to turn the Flower Puzzle into Daisy. She slips up and tells you exactly who it’s for, like we didn’t already know who she was talking about.
For all the trouble you went through to get the Flower Puzzle for her, this doesn’t seem like a terrible reward. I’m sure there are situations where you’ll want to have this.
Head over to Berly, who will have a quest marker above her head, and see what she will force you to do today.
She’ll ask Van to come over to get assaulted. However, it’s not Omori’s job; it’s Aubreys.
Tag in Aubrey to have her smack at Van for a minute or two while Berly goads her on.
You find out there was really no point in doing this except to satisfy Berly’s boredom.
Are we really surprised?
Head to the signboard in the park to see that Sweetheart is putting on a production. Exit the park to the north.
After you exit the park, you’ll come across four sprout moles having a loud conversation about attending Sweetheart’s show. Unfortunately, for them, they were so excited to get to the show that they ran into Omori and friends.
After a brief battle, Omori and friends now have show tickets. It seems kind of extreme to murder sprout moles and rob their corpses just for accidentally running into you.
After committing highway robbery, I went south towards the Pinwheel Forest. I went straight to the only other place I haven’t explored yet: the other tall ladder. This doesn’t go to another world, but a floating island where the C key that has long eluded me sits on a bench.
You’ll notice a platform where Kel can stand and a pinwheel that isn’t moving. Tag Kel in to throw something at the pinwheel to dislodge the item stuck inside of it.
Head north, and you’ll see Mari has magically found her way up on the island. However, she’s not what you’re there for.
Quickly save, then click on the boy minding his own business and flying a kite. He’ll go on about the special bond that boys have with kites. That’s not super important because all you want to do is beat his face in for being a nerd.
Don’t do what I did and go for the kite first. It’s a waste of resources. He just repairs the kite. While it does mess up the party a bit, it’s best to focus him down.
After that, he goes on about his existential crisis before everyone flies their own disturbingly dark kites. Just smile and nod.
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