As they pack up and drive away, he plans on abandoning his car to use a tractor so that they won't be traced, and spend the rest of their lives at sea. He decides to quit RFA and run away to a different country with her. Seven clings onto the player, believing that she is an angel sent by God to end his suffering. He believes that Saeran is happier where he is now than he can ever be in his life and gives up trying to find him. When the player pushes him down in an attempt to get his attention, he does not reject her, and, under the player's suggestion, he comes to the conclusion that Saeran cannot be saved. If the player is playful towards Seven and doesn't engage in his seriousness, on the 9th Day, Seven loses motivation and feels as though he doesn't deserve anything anymore, his emotional problems unsolved.
It's implied Seven still can't focus on his work, which causes Saeran to take all of RFA's information. At Mint Eye, he takes disturbing pictures of her and sends them to Seven in an attempt to make him suffer. Seven arrives too late before he is able to stop them. If the player is serious towards Seven and doesn't engage in his playfulness, on the 7th Day, Unknown breaks into Rika's apartment via the window, and the player decides to go with him when he promises her a paradise. As he releases his hold on her, Seven asks her, "Shall we start again after a kiss?" He promises that he will love and protect her until his last breath.
While asking for God's protection, Seven hugs MC, and confesses how grateful he is to meet "someone with the holiest love". Meanwhile, Seven - along with MC - visits the Catholic church he used to go in his childhood. In his speech, Jumin mentions that some of their members are not present due to circumstances and mentioned that he hoped that God will protect them (Jumin is a Christian, which is mentioned in a chat room). Even though the party isn't crowded by guests, the remaining RFA members - Jumin, Zen, Yoosung, and Jaehee - still take care of the party and greet people.
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