Life In The Eliteclub Part 5

Logan and the four others then explore the different parts of the school and its hidden rooms. Logan and the others take part in a game where they have to complete a maze through narrow passages and distant rooms with increasing difficulty. Instead of recording their experiences, they write about it and paint it on a mural. The mural they end up painting depicts the story of Shinra and how the organization was started and how they had gained their power.

After the battle, Logan asks Zack to help him go back to Junon for a visit and to find out more about the S-Class monster. Zack accompanies Logan to Junon and they go to Cissnei's house, asking for the location of the girl in the picture. Cissnei, posing as Zack's girlfriend, reveals the location of the girl. They go to the place and talk to the girl, who turns out to be Cissnei in disguise. Cissnei, who has fallen in love with Zack, tells Zack that he must be nice to her. Zack, however, goes back to Junon, leaving Cissnei inside the house. She was already bullied and thought that Zack was going to hurt her, so she decided to be Zack's girlfriend just so that her life wouldn't be ruined anymore. She tells Zack that she loves him and that she is going to the school festival in her disguise.

The Zack fan club, the group passes out confidential information about Zack's personal life, revealing his affection for sports, his skill as a cook, and his skill at photography. After Zack's death is announced, the club holds a memorial service for him and decides to dissolve, but apparently continues to operate as more emails are sent to members regarding possible sightings of Zack near a club in the slums in the company of a woman in a white dress.

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