House of Heartbreak
Sibuna's next task is a deadly Egyptian version of hopscotch. If the sequence is not correct on the first try, the ceiling descends to crush everything in its path and keep the mask hidden from the world until the end of time. Meanwhile, Jerome is desperate to clear his debt after his charity scam fails. He starts selling masks and dresses for the dance. Unfortunately, he, setting himself up to be ostracized, sells Nina, Joy, and Mrs. Andrews the same dress. Sibuna figures out the correct sequence to safely cross the deadly hopscotch. In a dream at the end, during the dance, Fabian and Nina share a kiss. Then, when Nina hears Senkhara calling, she follows, but she can be walking into a trap. The episode ends with the dream.
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