The night of the Seventeenth is a chaotic night. The Governess is confused by the noise and confusion. She realizes that she is not the person they are looking for. She apologizes and says that she has been at the Governess's school since the incident with her family. She explains that she was taken away from her family and raised by her teacher. She tells them that she will return to her home. She asks if they are still coming to the school to patrol the night before. They answer that they are. She says that they will be waiting for her on the roof at 4 a.m. the next morning. She then asks if she is okay. He tells her that she did not threaten him and that he did not have wounds either. He says that there are ten people in total and that they have only seen nine. He then tells them to go and find his younger brother. He asks if it is the one from the time of the attack. He explains that he will find him himself. He goes on to say that he cannot even go to the bath in peace because of the noise. He wonders if his brother must have healed his wound during the commotion downstairs. He concludes that they can only catch his brother red-handed the next time.