Cassiopeia's Return
MomoThis flow traces Cassiopeia's partnership with Momo, from guiding her into safety to helping her defeat the Gray Men.
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Bearing strength in each event
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A Message on the Shell

A Message on the Shell
The Tortoise Appears
Cassiopeia approaches Momo at the amphitheater and displays the words FOLLOW ME on her shell. Momo follows without knowing where the Tortoise is taking her.
The invitation turns a lonely night into the start of a journey. Cassiopeia communicates in short messages, requiring Momo to trust her guidance rather than demand a full explanation.
A Route Through Pursuit

A Route Through Pursuit
Foreknowledge at Work
Cassiopeia leads Momo through streets, buildings, and passages while the Gray Men search for them. Her knowledge of the coming half hour lets them avoid encounters without hurrying.
Momo's survival depends on their cooperation: Cassiopeia knows the route, while Momo has the patience to follow it. Together they reach the District of White Houses.
A Separation in Green Hill

A Separation in Green Hill
Goodbye Before the Search
Cassiopeia's shell says GOODBYE and then TO LOOK FOR YOU as Momo waits outside Guido's gate. Momo does not understand the warning before Guido's car appears and the reunion separates them.
The Tortoise is absent at the airport, leaving Momo to search alone. Their separation makes Momo appreciate how much practical and emotional support Cassiopeia has provided.
Back in the Square

Back in the Square
A Partner Found Again
Cassiopeia returns to Momo after the Gray Men leave, announcing that she is there again. Momo hides her under her jacket to protect her from the search.
Their reunion restores Momo's confidence, and Cassiopeia tells her to go to Professor Hora. The Tortoise's arrival confirms that the two are still partners in the unfolding crisis.
The Final Assistance

The Final Assistance
A Small Guide Against a Crowd
Cassiopeia repeatedly positions herself where the Gray Men will run, causing them to stumble and giving Momo chances to escape. Her small size and slow movement become advantages through foresight.
After the thieves vanish, Cassiopeia tells Momo to fly home. She returns to Professor Hora, tired and cold, while Momo carries the restored hour-lilies back to the world.
the night Momo waits alone after the demonstration
during the night journey across the city
during Momo's visit to Guido's house
after Momo refuses the Gray Men's bargain
during the chase through the tunnels