The second day of the holiday after the Mahora festival is over, and the Governess and her son have been waiting for them. The Governess introduces her son to the food and introduces him to the tea that she has prepared for him. She tells him that he has learned a lot from the tea, and that he will be able to learn more in the future when he is more mature and more educated. She also tells him about the great hero that he is learning from, and how he will learn to be a great master of his own destiny. She says that he should not study under her too long, as she will waste his life, and she says that her spells are ice-based, which is not a good match for a wind-based spell. She adds that she does not believe in gravity-based spells, as they are not suited to teaching wind. The two discuss their father, who is still alive, and he says he is sorry he is not dead well. He says he will have to wait until the end of the school term or summer break before he can go on vacation.