"Looks like we found ourselves in another forest." Kita said.
"At least this is better than the last one." Tsubaki said.
"Either way, the air is still very refreshing. Can't go wrong with that." Aruma said.
"She's right. It's always nice to take in the fresh air every once in a while." Tatsuya said.
"Heh. Yeah. Teba, Revali, Petra… Those three would be right at home here." Sachiko said.
"Yeah, I'm noticing a lot of bird like semblance in this place. Seems like whoever this place is based on has a bit of a fascination for birds." Kego said.
"It sure seems that way. This forest is teeming with them." Ayase said.
"Just...truly fascinating, clearly the vision of one attuned with nature." Aruma said.
The class reaches the end of the zone where they see a vision of a woman named Sana Hudson, who was looking out with her binoculars, taking in the sights of many kinds of birds. However she soons sees the forest getting torn down to make room for hotels. Unable to bear the pain, she finds herself being transformed into a bird-like monster. They took up arms against her before she was defeated.
"Whew… Crazy." Sana said. "But still…"
"You're worried about the birds, right?" Maiko asked.
"Yes. If the forest is going to keep getting cut down, what's left for them?" Sana asked.
"Well, there's gotta be some sort of compromise, right? Can't you ask them to make some kind of sanctuary or something?" Aruma asked.
"Well, I could. But will they even be able to compromise?" Sana asked.
"Who knows? Don't worry. There's nothing to fear." David said.
Sana takes the words to heart and makes plans with the construction workers to make homes for the birds alongside the residential buildings.
"What she did is going to make big leaps in further development." Tatsuya said.
"Yep. Times are changing, and sometimes compromises have to be made to go with those times." David said.
"That's humanity's greatest power. Adapting to the environment around them. Truly a gift that is to be nurtured well." Balan said.