The girl tells her sister that she's been staring at the monster for half-a-day, but she doesn't think it's a big deal. It's just that the temple has been in ruins for so long that they haven't had time to thank them. The girl wants to kill the monster, and everyone should do it. She wants to know who the monster's sister is, and she wants everyone to kill that monster too. Everyone should kill the beast, she says, because he's "the god of fire" and he might kill people if provoked. She tells the girl to stay away from the monster and to be quiet. Everyone is shocked at the girl's behavior, and they all start to fight. Finally, the girl asks her grandma if her sister is the one who was saved from the Temple. Grandma says that the girl said goodbye, and then went back to the temple. They were too scared to go after her, so they ran away. When they came back to find her, she wasn't there, and so they thought they'd eaten her sister. They don't believe her, because she didn't say goodbye. They're shocked that she would say goodbye and go back after they had saved her, and now they're not sure if she was eaten by the monster or not. They want to find out who the real monster is.