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[[Kanae Minobe]] has a nightmare as Elice, wherein she has a tea party with the [[w:Mad Hatter|Hatter]] and Mr. Rabbit. She learns that the secret to the Hatter's wealth is pension fraud; his mother died a year prior and he lives off of her continued pension checks. Police crash the tea party and the Hatter bursts into flames.
In the real world, Minobe is drugged by her stepfather, Mr. Tanaka, who forcefully tattoos a caterpillar onto her body as part of a cultish initiation ritual{{note|censored}}. Minobe escapes soon after and stays with her clubmate, [[Tsubakiko Harumiya]]. That night, the spirit of Rokugami's curse begins to appear to Minobe.
In Wonderland, Elice loses her game against the Ssech King when she runs out of available body parts to offer as pieces. The spirit of Rokugami's curse attempts to goad her into joining the Ssech King's family, however Elice is saved by the sudden appearance of [[Suzumu Susuhara]]. Using his Divine Tribute Style, Susuhara destroys the spirit. In the real world, Mr. Tanaka attempts to lead Minobe towards the home of his cult family but is assaulted by Susuhara. Mr. Tanaka escapes but is quickly caught by [[Mayu Hinagata]], who blackmails him into leaving the Minobe family alone. Hinagata explains to Minobe that she had been having an extended nightmare; Minobe had never actually been tattooed.
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A post-credits scene reveals that the Iwaimoto Shrine has become a famous place for occultists. The spirit of Rokugami's curse continues to rule over the shrine, now as a benevolent deity.
== Notes ==
#{{ref|censored}}In the original version of the game, Minobe was sexually assaulted by Mr. Tanaka rather than tattooed. This was changed for the English release.
== See also ==
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