The day after the sushi feast, a young witch set up an attraction in Senna’s town. There was quite a long line, because people said that whoever came out of there would feel more confident. Finally, it was Senna’s turn.

Senna: Hi, good morning! I’d like fifty million tickets for this attraction! I’m sure I’ll become the bravest person in the universe if I ride it that many times! Laima: Hehe, it doesn’t work that way—once is enough. Hmm…? Hey, you sound really familiar. Is your last name Ventura, by any chance? Senna: “Yes, I’m the cat girl who’s gotten filthy rich off the idea of the century… no… of the millennium! That’s why you know me, right?” Laima: “…Yeah, yeah, of course—that’s it!” Laima’s Thoughts: She really doesn’t remember a thing… Senna: So… how does this thing work? Do I have to fight an epic battle against a space god or something? With how lucky I am, I’m sure I’ll win! Laima: Hehe, maybe for some people it’s like that. Not exactly—if you go in there, you’ll face your greatest fears. It’s totally safe, but it’ll also feel very real. Senna: That sounds awesome! I’ll show everyone just how cool I am—you’ll see!

Senna tosses a handful of coins at Laima and rushes into the attraction without letting her finish speaking.

Laima: Wait—to temper people’s courage, once you go in, you can’t get out for half an hour…! She’s already gone in… Ugh, I hope it’s not too bad for her…

Senna found herself in a rather terrifying-looking forest. At first she was calm, saying that none of this scared her… until some flying, cucumber-like monsters started chasing her!

Senna: KYYYYYYYYYYYAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SOMEONE HELP ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The screams were so loud they could be heard from outside the ride. People couldn’t help but burst out laughing when they heard Senna’s shrill voice, including Laima herself, who covered her face with her hand, thinking this was going to be a very long half hour.