Jumat, 18 November 2016
After completing all of the heroine's route, you have the option to
enter the Moon Route. Kotarou awakes on the Moon (Though he currently
thinks he's still on the Earth) and enters the city but finds no means
of life. He goes to the hill site where he sees Kagari on her knees
staring at a sheet made of lines (The Theorem). When Kotarou approaches
her she waves her ribbons in the air to keep him away, when Kotarou
speaks to her she speaks back, but her advanced language harms his ears.
While Kagari is still researching, Kotarou approaches her and confesses
that he just wants to be friends with her; she is almost won over by
his words but he makes the mistake of calling her 'baby'. As a response,
Kagari holds him into the air with her ribbons and squeezes his body,
clearly showing her anger; she then cuts off his head. After that, each
time Kotarou tries to impress her, she either cuts off his head or set
him on fire. However, Kotarou's persistentness wears her down and she
decides to give him a chance, by drinking some of the coffee he made.
When Kotarou peaks at her theorem, its knowledge makes him almost pass
out and he accidently head-butts her; Kagari decides not to kill him out
of good will. When Kotarou feels that he needs to become smarter in
order to interact with Kagari, he rewrites his mind and begins to accend
into the peak of existence, but is unable to come back down; Kagari
pulls him down with her ribbon. Kagari leaves her theorem, searches for
Kotarou and finds him in the city. They dance in the moon light with
characters in the back ground; during the dance Kotarou disrupts the
rhythm and throws Kagari off tempo, she corrects her footing and and
does the same to him as revenge; sometime after that Kotarou faints/dies
and has to reconstruct himself. While continuing her research, Kagari
senses a palpable blood-lust and becomes very afraid, Kotarou appears
and comforts her. The blood-lust manifests into a small black familiar,
kotarou attacks the familiar but it dodges and heads for Kagari, Kagari
tries to defend with her ribbons but the familiar twists its body in the
air and break through her defence. Before the familiar can kill Kagari,
Kotarou kicks it into a tree and stabs it with his aurora blades. He
takes a look at Kagari's theorem and learns that the familiar was sent
by Sakura Kashima to kill Kagari in order to prevent her from causing
humanity's re-birth. Over the next few days/years/centuries (Time
fluctuates differently on the Moon) more familiars come; some try to
kill Kagari by leading Kotarou away from her. Kotarou tells her that the
only hope for her survival is to finish her theorem and states that
they need to get the club back together. Kotarou uses Kagari's Theorem
to summon the heroines of Rewrite along with Yoshino and his Wolf Pack
in order to protect Kagari. Kagari speaks to Kotarou after he sets up
her defence; with a look on her face that says "I've given up, I'm
sorry". Kotarou tells her that she did her best and adds to her theorem,
"I hope to see you again someday. -Tennouji Kotarou". Kagari has a
stroke of inspiration and is able to finish her theorem, she then fuses
with the theorem (Turning into a bud-flower which will later grow into a
tree, as a result) and begins applying the theorem. While she slowly
grows into a tree, her defense is nearly wiped out by the shear number
of familiars. Dinosaur-familiars fall down from the sky onto her, Sakuya
appears and kills them with ease; he takes the responsiblity of being
Kagari's air defense. When the last of the heroines are killed and a
large number of familiars fall from the sky, Sakuya changes into his
Final Familiar Form and dies while defending her. Kotarou shuts off his
humanity and does his best to defend Kagari, but even 'he' cannot handle
their large numbers. He is torn to pieces while the familiars claw at
her tree-trunk, but before they are both destroyed Kagari manages to
finish applying her theorem. She absorbs Kotarou and all of the
familiars into the theorem and begins to send them to the Earth. Kagari
thanks Kotarou for loving someone as selfish as her and sends him on his
'million-year journey'.
