The beach trip turned chaotic the moment they stepped onto the sand. Seretti's Haewon, Wheils's Shinyu and Runeshard's Geonwoo rushed into the waves—only to scream seconds later because it was “too cold,” running back like they’d just lost a battle with the ocean. Meanwhile, Zachruelle's Haewon, Cherrilane's Sangwon, and Shardwhyte's Doyoung tried to set up an aesthetic picnic, but the wind kept messing everything up like it had a personal grudge.

Not far away, Cherrilane's Shinyu, Cherrilane's Myungjae, and Volkovich's Shinyu attempted to build a grand sandcastle that collapsed almost instantly—leaving them blaming each other while pretending it was “kingdom.”

At one point, they decided to play UNO on the beach—which quickly turned into chaos when the cards kept flying everywhere. Seretti's Haewon accused everyone of cheating, Wheils's Shinyu got way too competitive, and Cherrilane's Sangwon kept stacking +4 cards like it was personal revenge, while the others argued nonstop.

As the sun went down, Zachruelle’s Haewon attempt at aesthetic photos kept getting ruined by Runeshard's Geonwoo and Shardwhyte's Doyoung pulling chaotic poses in the background. Nearby, Cherrilane's Shinyu, Volkovich's Shinyu, and Cherrilane's Myungjae debated over snacks like it was a serious competition, until a splash war broke out and dragged everyone into the water.

hi, ceyis! this is me waking up in the morning. my brain is still buffering, thinking about whether to eat pancakes or dede Hanjin's pudding. what should i eat this morning? 🤔. aanywaay, don't forget to take your breakfast and have a pretty daay ceyis! 🩷

Runeshard’s Geonwoo and Cherrilane’s Sangwon had one simple plan: a “chill bike ride.”
Keyword: chill — which lasted exactly three minutes before Geonwoo sped off like he was in the Tour de Random Village, leaving Sangwon behind.

By the time they reached the Cherrilane orchard, they looked like they had lost a fight with the wind. Geonwoo climbed a cherry tree like a suspiciously skilled fruit thief, while Sangwon stayed below as “support”—mostly missing every catch and getting distracted by a butterfly. Cherries kept missing, dignity kept dropping, and at some point Sangwon threw one back in protest.

In the middle of it all, a random orange cat appeared out of nowhere, sitting like a silent supervisor judging their life choices—and refusing to leave.
By the end, the basket was full, their hands were sticky, and they had accidentally gained a third companion.