Great! 😄 Here's a **giant, epic series of scenes** in which the entire city experiences the absurd chaos of the underground simultaneously – full of humor, pulsating runes, flying objects, and crazy situations:---

### SCENE 22 – Great City Chaos

It was a sunny day, and the residents were preparing for the festival, when suddenly, runes from the underground decided to "support" the event… all over the city at once.

The swings on the playground began to glow with pulsating light, the slides rotated on their axis, and the sandboxes turned into miniature energy crystal mines. Children ran between them, screaming with joy, while Zofia and Lira tried to maintain order.

Meanwhile, the shops transformed into floating stands – carrots danced in the air, tomatoes spun like miniature whirlpools, and pumpkins jumped into customers' bags on their own. Elijah calmly noted: "The Underground clearly wants to teach its residents reflexes and dexterity."

In the library, books opened on random pages, and flying letters created swirling mazes among the shelves. The teacher shouted, "Children, look, they're just letters!"—but the children jumped and tried to catch them, laughing their heads off.

City Hall transformed into a veritable battlefield. Microphones erupted in miniature fountains of light with every word the mayor uttered, and documents floated and danced in the air. "This... isn't a normal council meeting," one of the councilors muttered, while Elijah calmly jotted everything down in his journal, "Underground Phenomena in City Politics."

Restaurants transformed into spinning tables full of pulsating dishes. Soups shot out fountains of energy, coffee turned into swirling spirals of steam, and a dessert cake exploded in a confetti of lights. Children and adults simultaneously tried to catch the flying pieces, laughing and screaming.

The school transformed into a miniature arena of chaos: numbers, letters, and symbols flew around the halls, and students tried to catch them in the correct order. “It’s like an underground obstacle course for the mind!” one child exclaimed.

A rune concert took place in the park – instruments played on their own, swirling lights, and miniature energy fountains created a symphony of chaos. Zofia raised her hands and shouted, “Let every rune instrument play to the rhythm of adventure!”

Children, adults, and heroes ran throughout the city, laughing, trying to catch flying objects, avoiding swirling fountains and pulsating runes. Zofia looked at the group: “I guess we’ll never be normal… and I don’t think we want to be.”

Elijah calmly noted: “The Underground will always find a way to remind us of its presence – in every corner of city life.”

At the end of the day, the entire city, tired but happy, marveled at the spectacle of runes, light, and chaos. The festival ended with great laughter, cheers, and a pulsing energy in the air – the city had never experienced anything so absurd, and the residents unanimously declared, “That was the best fun ever!”

Zofia smiled and looked out at the city. “The underground never leaves us… and that's a good thing. At least life will never be boring.”

Lira rolled her eyes: “Yeah… and I guess we'll never buy a regular carrot without risking a light explosion.”

The child jumped, catching a spinning pumpkin: “This is the best day EVER!”

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If you want, I can now create a **final summary of the entire series of humorous scenes** that will combine all of Zofia's absurd adventures, the runes, and the city into one epic, humorous account of life after the underground – as if it were a full-fledged “comedic saga” following their great adventures.

Do you want me to do it?