The lord chief tells the servant that he is sorry for the rudeness shown to him. He offers the servant a token of his bloodline shrine, which allows him to enjoy a 30% discount at all branches of the shrine. The servant asks the lord chief why he is telling him all about this, and he says he is not there to sell it to the servant, but simply expresses his thanks to the lord. He says that if he does not take the token, the boy might be hurt, so he coughs and coughs, and then he takes it. He then asks the servant if she will be punished, and she says she won't, because she doesn't want him to punish her because of her. He tells her to stop daydreaming, because the bloodline room is not allowed to expel a person from the shrine, and there is nothing wrong with this. He also tells them that the token the lord gave the boy is a golden token, which is the highest token the shrine can issue. If he had one, he could enjoy a 30 percent discount in all of the bloodline shrines. He is convinced that he has done nothing wrong, and says he would not have punished him if he had allowed someone to enter his room by accident. He points out that he framed the boy just to help him clear his own name, and if he lets the servant stay in the room, it will be a shame to the bloodline shrine and he would be killed. He begs for mercy, but he is already being merciful, and the lord says he will chop him in half if he doesnt leave him alone. He asks him to give him one more chance, but the lord warns him that he can easily be