After bringing Bruno back to life, Yusei finds himself in the thrills of romantic involvement. However, as he and his friends soon discover, without proper care and treatment the human mind can only endure so much trauma before it collapses. Yusei will have to rely on more than just a little help from his friends to bring himself back to a state of normalcy.

Crow is exhausted from working extra shifts, and keeping his best friend from collapsing. Finding Yusei asleep at the computer, he goes to help him to bed, but is pleasantly surprised when the computer starts talking to him, and feels blown away by another one of Yusei's amazing accomplishments.

Yusei continues working hard to bring Bruno back to life, but finds himself in a bit of a moral dilemma wondering whether or not Bruno wants to be brought back. After struggling with that worry, Yusei's thoughts turn darker, and he asks Crow whether he's ever contemplated suicide. Crow denies having considered it, but later shares a darker time of his own past with Yusei.

Bruno shouldn't have died. At least, that's what Yusei had convinced himself. When nightmares of the death of said blue-haired friend plague his sleep, Yusei finds himself more easily able to relax in the arms of his orange-haired companion.