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After blinking several times, the priestess managed to overcome the enchantment: the model seemed painfully familiar to her, but no matter how she looked at it, it was simply impossible.
"And even with my not-so-refined sense of beauty, I can see how much thought and effort went into this. And isn't that Dia-san I see there? Now, I can't even say whether it was intended that way, or if you left this spontaneous shot as is. But perhaps this kind of ambiguity and randomness is what makes it beautiful. Thank you, Mei-san, this is truly a work of art – even I can easily tell.
With difficulty tearing her gaze away from the photograph, she returns it to the manager and smiles reassuringly:
"I think that even if nothing remains of either of us in the end in this cataclysm, the Kami will preserve this painting, and a single glance at it will be able to awaken your and your founder's idea in even the most disheartened heart," she nods. "Alright... I sincerely wish you good luck and success in your endeavors, and if circumstances allow, perhaps... But let's not get ahead of ourselves. Sayonara, Mei-san. May all sorts of cataclysms pass us by."
After this exchange, she goes to the last final dialogue before entering stasis – [49].