In this chapter, we find out that the hero has taken down the "pervert" who was trying to get into a fight with the young man. The young man tells us that the pervert is "too impulsive" and that he was hurt when he tried to mediate a fight between the two parties. The pervert says that seeing the young woman in danger is normal for a hero, but that seeing her in danger might not be as beautiful as it seemed in the novels. He says that he had to put his hands on the "disgusting woman" because he had fallen in love with her. He tells her that he will not let her leave him. He asks her to come home with him, but she says that she does not want to be a "receiver" of his hurt feelings. The auntie who went out to get the clothes dry on the balcony says that there is a fight and the police have been called.