It's morning, and the artist is bored. He's been working on his drawings all day, but he hasn't had much time to do anything else. He tells us that he's had some interesting subjects to discuss in class, but that he doesn't value his life "to any degree" . The girl he met earlier in the day is back in his room, and she's the editor of a magazine called "Mangapop." The two of them chat about their high school days together, which is weird, since they're both in the same high school. The two guys talk about how weird it is that Matt is getting married, and that he is going to be a father one day. The conversation turns to the fact that the two artists haven't been spending much time together lately, because they've been "busy buying the dealers' room," which is basically a fancy apartment for artists. The artist says that he has been drawing for an hour and a half, and then he stops. He says that the leads in his pencil keep running out, so he has to stop and scribble. He also says that his sketchbook is full of scribbles, which means that his drawings aren't complete yet. He asks the girl if she values her life any more than he does. She says that she does, and he tells her that if he touches her again, he'll have to tell her what happened. He then asks her if she'd like to meet him again. She tells him that she is back at her apartment, and tells him to remember that he and his friends have some interesting stuff to give her. She then introduces him to her fiancee, who's also back in her apartment. She also introduces her friend, Maria, who is also an editor at the magazine. They chat about how cool