The narrator tells us that he's so happy to be falling in love that he doesn't think there'll be any more scenes after the monk who led the ghost's journey died. He's surprised that the monk is also from the same town as the ghost. The monk is trying to get revenge by making the ghost relive her memories. The narrator says that he feels sorry for the monk, too, because the monk discovered the incident occurred in his hometown. He wants to know how he figured it out, so he asks the monk if he'd like to try drinking with him. He says that it's okay to drink alcohol with carbonated beverages, so long as you're not drinking too much. He asks if they can make a group chat, so they can hang out together the next time they're together, and the monk says yes. He introduces himself as a comrade of the hanfu group, which is still in controversy about whether or not they have a circle. He tells the narrator that he wants to ask him something, and he asks if he can talk to the monk about hanfu. He also asks if the monk can make him another drink