The doctor says that the girl's body is fine, but she fainted during the examination. The shopkeeper says that he's been away for a while, so he needs to come back to the shop. The doctor tells him to stay away from the girl for a bit, and then she'll be fine. He also tells the shopkeeper that the holy see doesn't know about the incident, and that he isn't going to tell the see about it either. He says that a friend of his once owed him a favor, and he can't ignore it now if the girl is in danger. He's going to have to keep an eye on her all the time, he says. He wants to know why a hound would want to protect her, and the shopkeeper tells him that he came to know of the incident by chance. He then tells the story of how his brother stole the company from him, and how he'd been acting as the broker to get back the money. The agent says that it's not strange that the bodies should've been taken care of so that no one would know who they were, but that the murderer acted like he wanted to draw attention to himself by leaving them at the scene of the crime. He adds that it seems like the murderer wanted to attract the attention of the authorities, and this seems to be the reason for killing the agent. The policeman says that they have passed a law prohibiting the sale of private blood merchandise, so they'll have to take action