In this chapter, we learn that Kuku Dono's name is "veena" , which means "little good fortune" . In other words, "I'm sorry for the missus." This is the first time we've heard of this name, and we're glad to hear that it's a bit of a mouthful. We also learn that the name means little "good fortune" in Japanese, so we can guess that it means something like "little fortune" or "good luck" or something like that. We're not sure what the meaning of "little" is, but we do know that this is the name of a good fortune or a good luck or something, so it makes sense. Anyway, the two of them have been friends for a long time, and Kuku doesn't seem to mind. He tells us that he's sorry that he used a "borderline" in the first place. He's also glad that he didn't say something like, "Hey, I'm really sorry for you. I meant to use a "b" instead of a "t." But, he says, that's just the way it is. Kuku says that he wishes he had never come to him for a "ill omen forecast" in years, because Kuku has grown up to be a big part of his life. He wants to "cherish" Kuku, and so he runs off to tell everyone that he has a message for them: Kuku is in trouble, and he needs to get help from the heavens. He says that the heavens are going to order a "bisha mon" to stop fighting, so they'll have to stop shooting at each other if they don't kill Kuku first. K