In this chapter, we learn that the Governess has not seen the pictures of her son, and that he has not been able to communicate with her. The Governess blames her son's lack of communication on his inability to understand moral integrity. She tells him that he is 80 percent responsible for his own inability to learn moral integrity and that she will not take any responsibility for it. He sighs and says that he can feel the barrier between the two families in the library. When he hears someone approaching, he realizes that someone has broken the barrier and that there is someone coming. He tells his son that it is too much for him to leave without making an announcement. He asks him not to use the skill of heaven, but he does not know if it is worth the risk. He says that since he watched the game, he knows that the other team used forbidden magic and that they did not intend to let them off. He adds that since the other party did not want to let him off, he could not have admitted defeat. He also says that if he had known how many things had happened lately, he would have been there to argue with him. But now, he says, he is not present in important moments. He explains that he came to find him for and that now he is an adult and can handle many things on his own. He gives him some self-defense skills, which he taught him, but why is he in the continent now? He tells him to calm down and he will let him go. He is very happy to meet him.