The school girl is excited to see a magical girl's promotional poster, but she's not interested in it. She's busy preparing for her exam, so she doesn't even know what to do with it. The girl tells the school girl that she'll be a manager when she grows up, and the girl says that sounds fun, but the girl knows that she needs to study well so that she can do well on her exam. The teacher tells the girl that it's time for her to be executed if she escapes, but that's fine, since the girl has already done her job. She says that if the girl does escape, then she'd better have someone else execute her, because that would mean that the girl is no longer in control of the school, which would make her job even more difficult. She asks the girl why she did it, and she says that she was a top prospect from the suburbs, and her younger sister was suffering from a disease that would keep her from getting a good job. So she came to work at the school because she was her sister's friend, and now she wants to make money. She wants to know why she is a manager, and he says that he's a "good hoobae" , which is a term used to refer to a person who is a junior or underclassman. He tells her that she is in charge because she is "a magical girl," and that she stays inside the school gate forever. He asks her if she has forgotten about the school rules, and then he asks her what she does for a living. She tells him that she has a lot of work to do, like raising plants and producing drugs, and asks him to stop doing these things because they're boring. He says he'll