So i'm brought to think than in this case it was not an alternate reality but just somehow Semyon dreaming about his soulmate (so 'Sovionok Slavya' like everyone else there, was just a dream projection, even if resembling an actual real person) the fact she said she found him familiar probably means she had a similar dream abuot him. and honestly i really can say why but i had the impression to speak to a very similar yet different person, like if the same exact person growing up in a different place ime would end up being different. The ending seems to suggest that Slavya like Semyon comes from our reality but then why when he actually confess it the 7th day Slavya do not understand/believe him? Plus seems like she knew the camp leader quite well like if she was used to come to the camp every year.Īlso when speaking to the 'real world Slavya' she didnt recognise Semyion even when he tells her his name. So i just finished Slavya endings and there a few things that bugs me about the good one.

Everlasting summer slavya good ending