Okay, now we're back in Hiroyuki's house, where Hiroyuki is trying to figure out what's going on. He's got a bunch of homework assignments to do, but he doesn't have time to do them all at once, so he asks Hiroyuki if he's done his homework. Hiroyuki tells him that he hasn't, but Hiroyuki points out that it's not like Hiroyuki can't do his homework because he lives in the wild like a lion. That's why Hiroyuki thinks they're such good friends. He asks if they've known each other for a long time, and Hiroyuki says that he'd like to ask more questions later. He also asks if he can call him ryuichi, which means "big shot" in Japanese. He wants to know how they know one another, and if they can eat banana every day. He says that everyone jokes about him, except the boss lady, and that's okay, since they'll all make fun of him anyway. He tells the group that he wants to do what the boss asks, but that he has no reason to do so, because Hiroyuki isn't hostile. He doesn' t want to fight anyone, he says, and he wants the group to have a fight to prove that they respect each other. He then asks if the group can have a duel to prove his point, but the group refuses to do that. He begs them to do it, but they refuse, saying that they don't know what to do if Hiroyuki attacks them. Then he asks if there's any excuse for not having a duel, and the group says that there is, because they respect Hiroyuki so much that they want to duel him. He goes on to say that Hiroyuki has checked to make