In this chapter, we learn that the child you raised was a tinkerer, and that his name was "Little One" . Little One's dream was to become an architect, and he plans to build many arenas for Little One when he grows up. He also tells us that Little One would wear "square glasses" , but that he would never call Little One "little one" anymore. He says that if Little One could grow up, he could become an excellent architect, too. He then introduces us to "a cute little assistant," who tells Little One that the fifth prince was late at night at his private residence, and all the guards have died. He asks Little One to go to his mother and tell her what has happened, and Little One says that he can help her. He tells her to go get her mom, and then he tells her that she must die. He wants her to be killed, because she is so high-class that no one dares to bully her like this. He goes on to tell Little One about the bridge frog, who is inside a happy canteen, and asks him to pay him for the broken bridge. He adds that girls nowadays are "so amazing," and that he is lamenting for a single lover. He invites her to show him her original track of the rainbow, which he says is the only thing that makes him feel "warm." He asks her to change her song, and she says that she wrote the song to commemorate her "regrettable first love," and to say that it was her original song. She asks him how the hell he came up with such a stupid idea.