How to Romance Tae in Moonlight Peaks – Gift & Heart Event Guide

Vanity in Vain

To start Tae’s first heart event, find him any time after reaching your first heart with him. He accuses you of blocking his moonlight, then holds court about radiance and style as a message, all delivered with zero self-awareness and total commitment to the bit.

Dialogue Choices:

• React to his philosophy,
  • “That’s… kind of inspiring, actually.” (“Of course it is. I’m practically a walking manifesto.”)
  • “You really believe that, huh?” (“I don’t believe it, I embody it.”)

You Shell Not Pass

Tae wants your opinion on a necklace for a mysterious “personal project,” all while bickering with Noel over taste (his rebuttal to being called unfashionable: Noel once wore socks with sandals, in public).

Dialogue Choices:

• Respond to being asked,
  • “I’m flattered you trust my taste.” (“Oh, I wouldn’t say ‘trust’… But you’ll do.”)
  • “Are you sure I’m your best option?” (“Desperate times, my friend. Desperate times.”)

Fashion Trips

Tae declares your wardrobe an emergency and insists you come with him immediately, no explanation given beyond a dramatic “this simply cannot go on.”

Dialogue Choices:

• Respond to the ambush,
  • “What can’t?” (“Your wardrobe, love. It’s been crying for help, and I simply can’t ignore it any longer.”)
  • “I’m afraid to ask.” (same dramatic insistence follows either way.)

Disaster Strikes

Tae has a full meltdown over a single pimple, treating it with the gravity of an actual tragedy. Underneath the theatrics is something real: he’s built his whole sense of control around how he looks, and this feels like proof that control is slipping.

Dialogue Choices:

• Once he admits he thinks you probably find him ridiculous,
  • “I’m not going anywhere.” (“Thanks. For not treating me like a joke. You really do make me feel seen, even when I don’t feel perfect.”)
  • “You’re worth sticking around for.” (same gratitude follows either way.)

Somersault Fatality

Tae injures his tail attempting a showy somersault dive at the waterfalls and gets grounded from diving, twirling, and generally being his usual dramatic self for a while. Under the theatrics about ruined mascara and forbidden spotlights is a real, quiet fear: will you still like him if he’s not graceful and flawless right now?

Dialogue Choices:

• Correct the question rather than just answering it,
  • ““Like” you? I love you.” (“You can’t just say things like that without warning! …But I love you too.”)
  • “You know I will. It doesn’t change who you are.” (“You always know exactly what to say.”)

Head Over Heels

Tae’s been secretly rehearsing a waltz with Kim’s help, wanting a magazine-cover-worthy first dance, only to be medically banned from heels after his earlier tail injury. He’s furious about the flats right up until he realizes, out loud, that the dance was never really about the shoes.

Dialogue Choices:

• Meet him at the realization,
  • “Heels or no heels, you always shine.“
  • “We’ll figure it out as we go.”

Bite Me, Pretty Please (and Can You Bite Me?)

Tae asks to become a vampire in signature form, wondering aloud if his face is simply too flawless to age (his answer: yes) before admitting what he actually wants is forever with you.

Dialogue Choices:

• Give him your answer,
  • “Forever sounds perfect with you.” (“Yes! Oh, you marvelous, dangerous creature! You’ve made me the happiest vampire-to-be in existence!”)
  • “Not yet… But I promise I’ll think about it.” (he takes it seriously: “This wasn’t a joke to me. Just… let me know when I’m enough for forever.”)

• Thirty dramatic days later, he brings it up again. Respond,
  • “Are you sure this is what you want?” (“Yes. I’ve imagined it a hundred different ways… I want to be with you. Truly. Eternally.”)
  • “It’s really been on your mind, hasn’t it?”