Sunday

Intro "To my dear sister: I took the records you sent and played along with a few songs; they were wonderful. The record store in Penacony is now bustling with activity, and posters of your new album are everywhere, dotting the streets. There are so many people congratulating you and wanting your autograph. It's probably best for you not to come back right now. Penacony has changed. Dreamers are flocking, and the economy is doing better than ever. However, Dreamerlik is even more chaotic than before. I never imagined Bronze Melody would face such serious challenges. Entrepreneurs have imposed incredibly unreasonable working hours to monopolize the industry, forcing employees at Dreamerlik to work twelve-hour shifts with no breaks, and in return, they receive meager wages. Speculative and high-risk industries are everywhere in Penacony; dreamers arrive with lofty goals, but find themselves... poor... Recently, a stowaway came to me for help, hoping to stay in Penacony. He told me that he had spent everything he had, only to be discovered by the Bloodhound Family. He assured me he would pay off all his debts later, so I asked the Bloodhound Family to cut him some slack. However, every time I think about how many others like him there are in Penacony, I can't help but wonder if everyone has the opportunity to make the right choices. If I've calculated correctly, you should be starting your next concert tour by the time this letter reaches you. There's no need to worry about Penacony. I know you're a kind person, but not everyone shares your heart. Always remember to take care of yourself. "I'll Always Be There for You, Sunday" — A yellowed family letter kept in a record box.