Back in Egypt, the captain and his men are still trying to figure out what's going on. The captain says that the realprenegue is no longer chained and has legs. They're not eating them, he says, because they're still under his spell. He wants the turtle to be a part of his collection, but the turtles' shells have interesting patterns. He asks the captain if there's any way they can stop the ghosts from eating them. He says they can't, since they've already run out of food. But the captain says he's being overly sensitive, and that the ghosts don't look like themselves. He's glad the captain is alive, but he wants to know who's behind all of this. He tells the captain that he thinks the ghosts have snapped out of their spell and that he'd like to find out who started it. He also says that they have to beat the ghost, because for 158 years, no one has ever done anything more than watch this. . the captain asks if the ghosts didn't show up at school today, and kiriki says that's because it's too late to do anything about the ghosts. He adds that the men are "too laid back" to do any more work, and the chain on the captain reminds him of a necklace he got from prenegue over a hundred years ago. He thinks the chain is "stupid" and that it looks like "jewelry" to him. He doesn't think the ghosts are chasing the men, and he thinks they should leave the turtle alone. The turtles drink holy water, which the captain thinks is "delicious," but the captain points out that holy water is only supposed to be