Ep 5. Episode4 New route of Two nights and Three days

As the Saekano gang continues to work on their visual novel project, Tomoya and Megumi are approached by Eriri and Utaha with a potentially game-changing proposal. They suggest the idea of creating a new route for the protagonist that would feature both Eriri and Utaha as heroines, instead of just one or the other.

Excited by the prospect of a new challenge, Tomoya agrees to spend two nights and three days with Eriri and Utaha in a seaside villa to work on the new route. However, tensions quickly arise as Eriri and Utaha clash over their differing visions for the storyline. While Eriri wants to create a cute and romantic route, Utaha is more interested in exploring the darker, more emotional aspects of the characters and their relationships.

As they struggle to come to a compromise, Tomoya tries to play mediator and keep the project on track. But with both Eriri and Utaha unwilling to budge on their creative visions, he finds himself caught in the middle of a heated debate. Along the way, he learns more about the complexities and nuances of storytelling, and begins to question his own abilities as a game creator.

Meanwhile, Megumi stays behind in Tokyo, trying to keep things running smoothly in Tomoya's absence. She works on illustrating the characters for the new route, determined to contribute to the project in her own way. However, she can't help but feel left out of the creative process, and wonders if she'll ever be able to fully express herself as an artist.

Ultimately, the group manages to come to a compromise on the new route, but not before facing some tough decisions and difficult conversations. They return to Tokyo with a renewed sense of purpose and a stronger understanding of each other's creative strengths and weaknesses. And as they continue to work on their visual novel project, they gain a new sense of confidence in themselves and their abilities.