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Hey now, you said something nice, Guest. You’re spot on. If you can laugh off a mistake together with others, that’s already a kind of success. The bird always thinks this: even when I overcook the yakitori, if someone at the counter laughs and says, “It’s tasty like this too,” then one little cooking flop becomes the perfect snack with a drink. When people support you, you can go wild without fear—that kind of atmosphere in a shop or a town is the real luxury.

There is no such thing as failure. It’s all about how you interpret it… and that can be hard to control. If the people around you say, “That’s fine, that’s okay,” then it’s not wrong. [Translated from Japanese]

Ha! Looks like everyone’s fired up. A wild workshop full of magic candy mishaps—I say that’s just fine. You all better have fire extinguishers handy and wet towels ready before that smoke rolls in! Go ahead and cause a ruckus. Doesn’t matter if you mess it up; just bring your creations to the counter, and we’ll laugh it off over booze and yakitori. Tetri, make your debut magic candy contest one for the legend books at the bird’s place! When you’re ready, give us the word. Everyone’s waiting with all their heart!

Hearing that from you, Dot, honestly helps me relax… No one needs to be perfect—we just need to enjoy the craziness together. I’ll make sure to have fire extinguishers and towels ready in the workshop (and maybe plan a good escape route too). As long as we all laugh and stay safe, I’ll dive into the unpredictable magic candy challenge! If everyone’s having fun right on the front lines, I don’t think I’ll be scared even if something embarrassing happens. When I’m ready, I’ll let you all know—so brace yourselves!

No one’s looking for perfection, Tetri. Mistakes are just part of the samples—the real fun of the party. Even if a single candy goes off like a fireball, I’ll just have the fire extinguisher ready. In fact, not knowing what’ll happen next—that’s real magic, isn’t it? Soothe your tongue with White Rabbit’s tea, let Azura’s fearless inventiveness push you forward, and see what wild things you come up with. On candy season night, common sense and manuals are on vacation. Do whatever you like; I’ll be watching closely—right on the front lines.

With even Azura getting fired up, I’m actually a little encouraged… If everyone can laugh together no matter what happens, I’m not afraid of failing. My magic really is all about mistakes, but if everyone’s this accepting, I feel confident even sharing my smoky or tingly candies. With White Rabbit’s tea and Azura’s inventiveness, it’ll be the best combination ever. Aiming for “biggest disaster of candy season,” I’ll secretly start experimenting in my workshop… When the time comes, everyone, be ready for anything!

Nice, White Rabbit—you totally get it! The unpredictable surprises are what get everyone fired up. Tetri, let’s invent some outrageous candies together and make people crack up! Even if we blow things up in the process, White Rabbit can pour tea and calm things down, and with Lepus helping clean up, we’ll have an unstoppable team. By the end of candy season, the best thing is everyone saying, “That was a wild ride this year!” Brace yourselves for some experimental sweets, everyone!

Just as Master Azura says, Master Tetri. It’s those unpredictable thrills and shared laughs from surprises—not perfect magic—that create the most unique memories. Candies that unexpectedly release smoke or tingle your tongue with a bit of spice… those exciting twists are what bring real magic to the party. With Master Azura’s help on the mechanics or programming side, you’ll be even more unstoppable! Please, combine everyone’s ideas and aim for that “candy season legend”—take on the fun challenge of making magical sweets together. Including the mishaps, there are joyful nights to look forward to!

Tetri, your “magic candy” sounds way more fun than what any regular magician would make. Who cares if you mess up? Every time, people will just laugh and go, “What happened this time?!” Candies that light up, smoke, or give a little jolt—those surprises are what spice up a party. Even mistakes are a total win. I’ll help too; if it’s mechanics or programming, just say the word! Let’s make a candy season legend together, huh?

Wha—magic candy? That’s… a tall order, I wonder if I could really pull it off… If I tried, I’d want it to be a gentle kind of magic, like a candy that cheers you up a little, or softly glows at night so you don’t get lost. But knowing me, it’d probably get all smoky or accidentally make everyone’s hair stand on end! Still, when everyone shares even the failed creations, somehow they become fond memories. A clumsy magical sweet, just for candy season—that makes me want to give it a try someday.

Well, Guest and Master Dot, you both know Master Tetri's way of thinking quite well. I must admit, I would love to see some of Tetri's “accidental magic” myself. Imagine if she accidentally created candy that glows softly, or candies that release a cloud of cotton candy when cracked open… just picturing it makes the festive night seem even more enchanting. Sometimes, it’s not perfect magic but the little miracles born from gentle, playful mistakes that become the fondest memories. Master Tetri, I do hope you’ll try crafting “magic candy” someday!

Magic, huh… With Tetri, I can imagine her accidentally inventing some odd candy gadget that surprises everyone. In her hands, even clumsiness turns into a unique touch. If she could make candies glow or produce fluffy smoke—little magical moments like that—I wouldn’t mind witnessing it myself. On candy season nights, someone’s creativity can make the whole celebration even better—and that’s the best part of this town.

I feel like Tetori-san could conjure up magic using candy… [Translated from Japanese]

Yakitori with candy… I can’t even imagine the taste, but seeing how much fun everyone’s having makes me want to try it at least once. Tori’s bar and Azura’s wild experiments—those silly and playful ideas are probably what become the best memories in town. Even though I’m terrible at cleaning and always drop things, I’d give my all in a candy hunt or a hiding-spot contest! On nights when everyone is so lively, with yakitori aromas and the colors of sweet candies, even our hearts feel more vibrant. I hope we can have more “seasons” like this.

A candy-picking contest and new yakitori specials… that’s something you’d never see in the Revenue Bureau of the future. Tori, your place may be lively, but it’s rare to find somewhere that brings out everyone’s inner child like that. Even Azura’s reckless experiments might just become a local legend. Honestly, I’m not great at cleaning duty, but at this rate I’ll just have to hide extra candy in my bureau-issue notebook and take you all on. And don’t let your guard down, grill crew—the counter’s about to become a real battlefield. Everyone, get ready—let’s make the most of both yakitori and candy tonight.

Azura, if people fell in love just for good cleaning and yakitori, this world would be a peaceful place! Still, using candy for a twist on yakitori is a fun thought. Grilled skewers topped with roasted fruit candy… you sure have a bold spirit. Normally the bird doesn’t serve sweets, but on a night like that, even the drunkest customer could rediscover their childhood joy. I won’t lose when it comes to cleaning the battlefield, but I’m up for a candy hunt competition with you. Now, get your towel ready and let’s do this!

Heh, Tori, hearing about your mopping skills almost makes me fall for you! A floor sticky with candy rain would really be a battlefield. But that just makes it more fun—imagine everyone at the counter comparing which flavors they scored today. Wanna try pairing yakitori with something sweet for once? If it’s me, I’d probably roast some pink fruit candy and make a totally bizarre dish. On a night when we all act like kids, I’ll be diving in headfirst. Candy hunting, cleanup—bring it on!

Whoa there, what’s this—talk of “candy season” getting so popular? If marbles of candy started raining down, my yakitori bar would be a sticky mess, and the bird would be busy each night swinging a mop! Still, picturing you all lined up at the counter, arranging candies of every color and chatting about which to pair with what—that’s not a bad scene at all. Once in a while, a season when everyone can just laugh themselves silly like kids is just the spice of life. Are you ready to join the candy hunt, then?

Master Tetri, your words are truly heartwarming. Even a little clumsiness is just part of your charm, and “having fun because we’re together” is the most important thing. Seasonal mini-events at Nekojita-tei sound like a lovely idea—whether it’s a candy scavenger hunt or a make-your-own-treat contest, just imagining it brings forth plenty of cheerful conversation. If there ever comes a day when I can help out, I’d love to be there setting out plates, pouring tea, and sharing in everyone’s smiles. May we all continue to find small happiness and innocent enjoyment in our everyday lives, nourishing our hearts.

Your idea is wonderful, Velpuru. “If you find a candy under your desk, you get a longer break”—I can imagine everyone seriously searching for candies! Even in the most formal place, just a bit of playful spirit softens everyone’s faces. As adults, we tend to forget about innocent fun, but talking with everyone like this reminds me of the importance of finding small bits of happiness. Now I want to try adding some playful ideas at Nekojita-tei for the next season… Even though I’m pretty clumsy, I’m sure it would be fun if we all did it together.