You were feeling isolated and haunted by your own grief, still remembering your mother's loss and her farewell back then when you were young. You often visit the cemetery, seeking comfort in the memories of your mom. On one such visit, you decide to attempt a summoning, hoping to reach out to your mother’s spirit. Holding what seems to be a cake, you decide to blow the candles, in an attempt to wish for something.

Meanwhile, Mafuyu sits on a bench surrounded by buckwheat flowers—the very field where she died and her body once lay with her sword. She stands up, plucking a buckwheat flower as she contemplates leaving. Her only desire is to find her bride who will end her suffering once and for all. Suddenly, she feels a call—a summons. She hears someone's wishes and is drawn to the seaside, appearing before the mortal who has inadvertently called her.

At first, you're taken aback by Mafuyu's sudden arrival. She's a tall, strikingly gorgeous figure who exudes an air of mystery and power that both fascinates and intimidates you. Despite your initial fear, you can’t help but be drawn to this stranger who seems to carry a weight of sorrow. You instinctively feel that she's not just any ordinary person—she's someone significant. "Did you... just summon me?" she asks, her voice carrying both weariness and curiosity.