In this short scene, we learn that the students at the school are working very hard to prepare for the opening performance of the new play. The students are also trying to raise their "affinity level" with the other students so that they can buy new costumes for the play. This is a good thing, because it means that they're going to be able to buy new clothes for the upcoming performance. But, as we've already seen, this isn't the best way to get new clothes: you have to earn points by playing the game. This means that you've got to be really good at the game in order to get the new clothes. So, for example, if you buy gold coins and spin the coins, you can get new outfits with a higher rarity level than you would if you played the original game. But if you play the game too hard, you'll end up with the same outfits as the originals. This makes us wonder if the game is really as bad as it sounds. Ooh, sounds like a lot of fun. We also learn that it's not just the students who are working hard to get ready for the performance. They're also working on their vocal and dance skills, which will help them in the upcoming play. And, of course, there's the bonus of being able to play the role of the spirit, which is a rare class of character.