The narrator opens the ceremony by introducing the students to the school's new principal. He tells the students that there are two colors of tie: orange for warriors and white for magicians. He says that he heard the principal not show up for the opening ceremony, so he's worried that the students are being teased because the principal hasn't been there. He's also worried that some of the students have formed a fan club for one of the female students, who he thinks is in the "warrior" division of the school. He wants to know why there's so much attention being paid to her. He also wants to find out what's going on at the school, and he decides to take responsibility for running away from the school because he was too cowardly. He promises to take care of her in the future, and she promises to protect him. The two kiss, and the narrator says that kissing is not a game, but a way to show love. He asks her not to try to kiss random strangers, but instead to kiss her from now on. He wishes that she were a human woman, but she's too cute to be a human man. The narrator then introduces himself as "the star" of the night and "the savior" of "the lady" . He wonders why the principal doesn't like his introduction in the east, which is his native language.