The narrator tells us that if you're in love with someone, you'd like to know all about them. You want to know how much he likes, what he dislikes, what his past is, and so on. The narrator wants to know what his relationship is with Yezhu, but he doesn't know what to say. He's been wandering around the city all morning, and finally he's found a place where he can get out. He wants to go and eat some food, but the smell of the food makes him want to go back to the city. He asks if there's anything he can do to help, but no one answers him. He finally gets out of the city, and the narrator says that there are dragons in the world, too. He says that he can give you "unparalleled power" and "infinite life" , and he'll let you become a wizard if you sign a deal with him. Yezhu thanks him for letting him go, and says that it must be really painful for the dragon to see him fall while trying to get away. He promises to bring him medicinal herbs the next time he sees him fall.