The next morning, Omike asks the oracle to give him a hint of the three new charms that are to be added to the jingi. The oracle tells him that the three charms are a mirror, a jewel, and a coin. He also tells Omike that he might like to read his fortune. He says that he would be happy to do so if the oracle would like to. Omike says that his aversion to fortune telling may be due to the fact that he values words so highly. He adds that sometimes, when facing a difficult situation, words can be a powerful tool to inspire one's self and others.