The next two tracks, as well as one towards the end, were written by Gobanboshi and tracked by Phystam and Reti_N. I had initially evaluated them as just okay, but on a re-listen I bumped each of them up a bit. Misty Forest lives up to the name, with a gentle sound that fits the described setting. Summer Intersection feels full of summertime optimism. They all just drag it out for too long, with not enough unique ideas to fill the space. Even House in the Station, which comes in under three minutes, feels like it's stretching by the end.