The plan to kill the holy knights has come to an end. The higher-ups in the organization have voiced their opposition to the plan. They feel that the city should not be abandoned. They should take a tougher stance against the monsters. They have never acknowledged them, and they need to take some time to figure out how to deal with them. They are looking for a place to live, but they don't know where they're going to find it. They need to rebuild their bureau of everything, and it's easier to wipe everything out at once than to try and figure out who they are. They can't even figure out where the bastard is, because he's avoiding them. He says he'll not leave until he sees him today. He also says that if he wanted to see him, he could have sent him a message. He doesn't want to face his former comrades because he feels guilty. He feels like he gave them hope when he gathered everyone, but everyone risked their life because of his words. He's also different from his impulsive brother, who is too talkative. He tells her that she's too different from the impulsive brother. She says that sometimes words hurt people more than actions, and that sometimes, words are more powerful than actions. She tells him to get down and business. She's afraid that he won't be able to see the soul of the dead man. She explains that when people die, they dissipate their soul elements and go into a river of life