The narrator tells the audience that Count Todo's death is a sure sign that something is wrong with the Todo family. He asks the sera to look into the carriage accident that occurred two years ago. The sera tells the narrator that she wants to worry about Todo, but the narrator assures her that he will protect her. The narrator then apologizes to the sera for being half-naked. He tells the sera that he is scrubbing himself with a cloth to get rid of all the dirt on his face. He says that his memories only go back to when he got the cloth, and he apologizes if the sera thinks he is talking about azal . He then asks if she needs anything, and the sera says that she does. She tells him that she just wants to know if she can create an heir for her master, and she asks him not to talk about such things. She says that all of her memories and feelings come from Master Masaomi, and that it is no wonder that she would see him in her. She asks if he is at home, but he says he is. She then asks him if he was training again that morning, and when he says good morning, she tells him she is fine. She also tells him about her love for Azai, saying that she has always been in love with the man. She blushes and says that in the past, Azai was the only one she had ever loved, and now she loves him very much