The narrator tells the audience that the Todo family is proud and noble, and that they care for their people. He says that they are the ones who draw ill people to them, because of their kindness and innocence. The narrator says that he hates the azai family because of the way they treated him when he was a child. His father used to sell the family to the todo nobles, who accused him of stealing money from them. After that, the nobles hired the narrator's father as a personal servant, and hired him as a servant of the ayashi family. The nobles used to rent deeds to the ayi family, who used the deeds as a way to get money from the family. Now, the narrator says, he will never call on the family because he knows that they will kill him. The princess says that she can't do anything about it, because she has a nice body. She says that even if he is not azai, he is a "nice body" and that she will play with him until she feels like calling him.