Rocket Launcher and Music

Rocket Launcher and Music is an Event Adventure Mission on Penacony from the Sound Hunt Ninjutsu Inscription event.
==Steps==
# Collect inspiration for composing a song by wandering around the Golden Hour
# Play the new arcade game developed by the Pepeshi merchant
==Dialogue==
===Collect inspiration for composing a song by wandering around the Golden Hour===
;(Idle talk)
:A completely fresh version that offers a unique experience!
:Feel free to give it a go!
;(Approach the Pepeshi merchant)
:Pepeshi Merchant: ...New game's first test! Don't miss out!
:Pepeshi Merchant: Give it a try. Just three minutes and I'm sure you'll love this game just like I do!
: Feels like so many games have gone into beta testing recently.
:Pepeshi Merchant: That's because it's almost time for the Paperfold University anniversary festival. They won't make it if they don't launch now. Not that I'm bragging, but this title I developed? I reckon it can probably clinch a "Most Beloved Mobile Game by Students" award.
:Pepeshi Merchant: I've noticed that there's no good competition at all in this category, and games with a similar theme are basically nowhere to be found. The prize is pretty much in the bag.
: Are arcade games considered mobile games?
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::Pepeshi Merchant: Why wouldn't they be?
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;(If the player has completed )
: Actually, there is a game with a similar theme...
::You tell him about that Intellitron merchant and emphasize how fun the other's game was.
::Pepeshi Merchant: ...Eh? Someone else made a Hanunue game besides me? That's just blatant copying!
::Pepeshi Merchant: Mine's the original one! Look at the timestamp for my folder if you don't believe me — the folder was created a long time ago. He's just trying to jack the trend!
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: Let me play it first.
:Pepeshi Merchant: All right! You look like someone who knows games. Feel free to critique if you find anything lacking. I welcome all feedback. If you're satisfied, please write a five-star review for me.
:Pepeshi Merchant: You ready? I'm starting it up...
===Play the new arcade game developed by the Pepeshi merchant===
;(Talk to the Pepeshi merchant again)
:Pepeshi Merchant: There's a new game doing their first playtest. Just three minutes and I'm sure you'll love this game just like I do!
: Let me play it.
: I've got something else to do.
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;(After finishing the challenge)
:Pepeshi Merchant: ...How was the experience? Was it fun?
: It was super easy!
::Pepeshi Merchant: That's because you were too good at maneuvering. Average players wouldn't be able to hit such a level, really.
: Isn't there auto-battle?
::Pepeshi Merchant: Yes, there can be! We can add anything you want. As long as you have fun, all requests will be fulfilled. As a dev, I will listen!
:Pepeshi Merchant: Looks like there's decent player feedback. I can now feel at ease. To be honest, this is my first time making a game.
:Pepeshi Merchant: I may look all prim and proper now, but when I was younger, I also played in a band. It wasn't anything trendy... If I had to be specific, you could call it electronic music. All the wubs and zaps on stage... so cool!
:Pepeshi Merchant: I really considered music my dream back then. I even encouraged my bandmates to drop out of school together, and fantasized that we can all feed ourselves off band money, hahaha... It was a very lively dream, now that I think back on it.
: Why did you give up music?
: So you changed professions and made games instead?
:Pepeshi Merchant: I had no choice. Being in a band was hard — You need to stay creative, and spend time practising, and network and find a chance to perform, and you still earned no money at the end of the day... *sigh* Don't be misled by the glamor of the stage. We even had to scrimp on hair gel.
:Pepeshi Merchant: A member later left the band, and then it just disbanded like that. After many twists and turns, I ended up here, starting making games and earning proper revenue. Haven't touched an instrument since.
:Pepeshi Merchant: *sigh* ...I said too much before I knew it. Don't mind me. Just treat it as a cautionary tale of sorrow from a former band member.
: Do you regret it?
:(Trailblazer): So... do you regret it? Giving up on your original dream for a better life?
:Pepeshi Merchant: ...
:Pepeshi Merchant: There's nothing to regret. I made the best choice at that time.
:Pepeshi Merchant: Even if my profession is completely unrelated to music, I still have a chance to fulfill my dream — I wish to make the most superb rhythm game in the cosmos, so that more people can hear my... OUR music that we once played.
:Pepeshi Merchant: Because... I probably won't ever be able to forget the times when I laughed and played with my bandmates.
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