The guys are hanging out at the beach, and one of them asks what the heck they're doing there. The guy says he's just trying to hang out with the girls, but he doesn't know if they'll be able to help him out. He's not sure if he should hug them or hug them back. He wants to hug them, too, because he thinks it's going to be awkward for them to hug him back. The other guys are freaking out, too. They're playing a bunch of different games, but they haven't decided which one is going to win yet. One of the girls is named Chisa, and the guys are psyched to play with her. They set up a game where they draw a random card from a chest and give it to the person who wins the game . They don't even know who the winner is yet. The guys start to freak out again, and they start calling each other iori , which means "girl" or "monster" in Japanese. They decide to play a game called "sandhill shaving," "beach flags," and "beach volleyball," but they've got no idea who the winners are yet. Chisa is psyched to be playing with them, but she's worried that the guys won't give her a chance to help them out. She's also worried about the guys getting too emotional, and she wants to talk to them in a way that'll make them feel better. She wants them to whisper to her, but the guys can't hear her, so she tells them to just talk to her in a whisper-like way. They start talking about the meat that's ready for them, and then they talk about the first punishment for being too emotional: "put your right" . The first punishment, they say, is to "actu ally die" , meaning to tell the person you love that you're in love with that person. If you act like an ally, he says, you'll get killed. But if you act as an ally and do something that causes the person to hate you, you might get caught, and you might even get caught and killed. So the first thing you should do is "act as good as sister" and "act just as good" as your sister . That's it for this chapter.