In this chapter, we learn that the seventh witch, Nyin Anlietank, has decided to give her daughter, August, a new name: "ann" . In other words, she's going to change her last name to something like "an" instead of "an," so that she'll be able to remember the name of her daughter when she wakes up. She's also going to give August a room of her own, so that he won't have to share it with anyone else. This is all very nice of her, and it's kind of cool to see her. She tells us that she has always wanted to be a part of an ordinary family, and that's exactly what she wants: her mother, her uncle, and her aunt. But she doesn't know how to get there yet, because she has no money. The seventh witch tells her to tap on her highness's highness, and she taps on the highness of her uncle and aunt. It's the voice of the demon, who tells her that she is the one who has opened the boundary between the demon world and the real world. She says that if she falls down the sky below them, she will have to go back to the king to get her back. She wants to go see the king, so she can get him back to send her back to her mother and uncle. She also says that she will go to the demon king and ask for his permission to return her to her family. The seven-year-old girl is all, "Hey, garf, ish!" , and then she says that her name is "anan" , which means "from the east," and that she was born in the east. She asks why they're in the middle of the night, and the man says that he's been treating her to dinner, so he'd like to treat them both to dinner. He says that after they met,