In this chapter, we learn more about Kishio's relationship with his father. Kishio asks his father why he hasn't told him that he's asking for Kishio to marry his daughter. He's worried that if he doesn't marry her, he'll die in an accident. He tells his father that Izana asked him to ask Kishio if he'd like her to marry him, and he says that she said that she'd rather die than marry him. He also tells Kishio that he heard that Kishio died in a car accident, but that he didn't tell anyone about it. He says that he was worried about Izana's death because she hinted that she was going to die, and that he wanted to be there to watch her die. He adds that he saw Kishio leave his mansion once, and Kishio thinks that he left because Kishio told him about his daughter's plan to marry Kishio. In fact, Kishio says, Izana tried to take Kishio away from Kishio, but Kishio wouldn't let her go. He asks Kishio what's going on with Kishio and his relationship with the theater? Kishio tells him that the theater has been told that if Kishio refuses to perform in the play, they won't be able to meet with him anymore. Is Kishio worried about his father's reaction to this news? He asks if his father is coming with him on his way to visit Izana, and Isio says that his father pulled his hand out of his pocket and said, "Hey, I'm coming with you too." Is he worried that his life is worth less if he and his daughter are involved in a river accident?