Kasane Teto shares a series of increasingly absurd and unbelievable facts, such as rhinoceros beetles tasting like maple syrup and gorillas putting stones in their droppings. She also claims that local supermarkets are giving away free fried chicken and that cherry blossom petals turn blue when spat upon. Each statement is presented with confident enthusiasm, showcasing her playful and misleading character. Her companion is quickly overwhelmed by these fabrications and calls her out on her dishonesty.
Kasane Teto defends her behavior by declaring herself the embodiment of lies, perfectly suited for the spirit of April Fool's Day. She argues that the day is meant for casual deception and suggests that those who are easily fooled are the ones at fault. Her friend remains unimpressed and frustrated by the non-stop trickery. The tension between them escalates as the clock ticks closer to noon, a significant time for the holiday.
The conversation shifts toward the significance of noon on April Fool's Day, as tradition dictates that lies should stop by then and previously told lies will be erased. Kasane Teto's companion uses this as a moment to claim that her life of lies is finally over. The intense atmosphere peaks as the clock strikes twelve, leaving an air of mystery and anticipation for what will happen next. Both characters are deeply invested in the outcome of this symbolic deadline.
Suddenly, Kasane Teto disappears, leaving only her empty clothes on the floor and leading her companion to believe she has vanished into thin air because she was the embodiment of lies. Her friend becomes distraught and begs for the truth, only for Kasane Teto to reappear and reveal that it was just another prank. She had simply placed a spare outfit on the floor to fool her, laughing at how easily her friend was tricked. The situation concludes with her companion being frustrated yet relieved, while Kasane Teto deals with some unexpected consequences of her elaborate joke.