Back in the real world, madara san is all, "hey, I'm back in the world, and I've got a new game up my sleeve." She's got a game up her sleeve: she's going to split a melon in half, and she'll do it in one go. Um, okay. Okay, so now that you've seen the game, you might be wondering why madara is so excited about it. Well, it's because she wants to practice her new game. She wants to play with her friends, but she doesn't know how to do it. So she decides to play a game of sempai, which is basically a game where you spin around in circles to see which way you're going to go. The first part of the game is pretty easy, but the second part is a little more difficult. The sand is harder than she thought it would be, and the sand isn't as smooth as she expected it to be. The third part is even more difficult, because she has to memorize the tricks of the watermelon-smashing game. Basically, she memorizes the canals of her own body, so