The narrator tells us that he's here to find the child's heart's egg. He's going to steal it from the children so that he can use it to make his own food. He wants to make sure that ikuto doesn't have to suffer because he'll be able to use the eggs to make food for himself and his family. He also wants to be sure that the other children don't suffer because they're not getting their eggs back from him. The narrator says that they'll rescue him and hinamori by running away together. They'll also have to find out where Tamura is, because he was supposed to be at the school, but the address was also false. They need to spy on Tamura and see where he is, but first, they need to get some water from the water fountain so they won't be noticed. They also need to see if they can hear the voice of the fortune teller, who's standing there. The fortune teller says that she's seen a lot of things in her life, and that she can't really tell who she is. She's not really a "charismatic fortune teller," she says, but she can see things and hear things. She says that if the child gets the egg and hands it over to the company, they can go up in the corporate ladder. She thinks that's a bold move, since moving up in life is more important to the child than their dreams. She also says that people put their hopes on other people's dreams, and she'd rather not be a part of that. She wants to go home and make her own food, and