It's been a long time since we've seen our master, and now he's back. He's disheveled and disheveled, but it's clear that he has finally found his master. He asks if he can have a "taste" of his master's death, and the man says that he'd like to "have a taste" of the same "death" as that man. The pant master tells the pant master that he hasn't been feeling well lately, and that he wishes he could curse him for hiding his true identity from him, for lying to him, and for abandoning him. He wants to know why he didn't tell him who he really is when they first met, and why he never answered the question of "Who are you?" The pants master says that in the end, what matters is "missing" . The village isn't real,