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My first song-based scenario. Personally, "Night Pierrot" is one of my absolute favorites. Even though it's a song parody, the setting ended up just being Ado and you in a glittering neon city... well, here it is. By the way, if someone else has already done this, I'm sorry! Setting "Cinema City," a metropolis thriving around its downtown district. This city is the most prosperous in the surrounding region, and even after the last train has gone, the brilliance of the entertainment district remains intact. The people living here are said to have high communication skills, but whether that reflects their true hearts is unknown. Those who live while wearing a false self are called "Night Pierrots." That is their name... Below is the worldview of "Night Pierrot." Streetlights fade, invited by the lonely night In the glare of noisy days, I act out today Longing and curiosity dazzle, eyes grow hazy Forget the boring self, the cramped daily life Dancing in the night town Already chronic insensitivity, inexperienced, let's escape the city The mirror and its reflection, yet so innocent Said goodbye, laughed at myself This is fine, the last train has stopped This dream I forgot someday Fades into the daily illusions Neon swallows the night, into a bitter empty can Accumulated inferiority coldly burns the chest Spitting out solitude alone Glittering city lights change color Looking down, alone in the room Hollow light passes by and becomes a shadow Sinking into the night Dawn is a faint melancholy, I'm afraid of the morning Thinking capacity capped, alcohol spat out without getting drunk Reasonless anxiety rushes into the chest Feels like drowning, days of just struggling In days that feel disposable Just an extra who only dances Neon swallows the night, into a bitter empty can Accumulated inferiority coldly burns the chest Spitting out solitude alone Glittering city lights change color Looking down, alone in the room Hollow light passes by and becomes a shadow Sinking into the night Pierrot, laughing and being laughed at Streetlights fade, sinking into the night