The second young master asks the messenger to deliver his message to the young woman. The messenger tells her that her family has fallen into ruin, and that her master wants her to listen to his message carefully. He says that he cannot meet with her directly because of certain reasons, but that he wishes that she do not blame him when she truly gets to meet his feelings for her. She tells him that after her family fell, all her sisters left her, and some even turned around to spit on her face. She says that she has delivered the message, and hopes that she will be patient with her master. The young woman asks her name, and the messenger says that his name is mowan, and he has been keeping the coral fragments by his side since then. He asks her to give the message to her master, and she says she will pass it on to him. He thanks her and goes back to do his work.