The next day, the three of them go to the village where the young man is staying. The young man asks if the goddess really wants to help the humans. The goddess tells him that she is a human being and that she needs to go now to confirm that she really is. She tells him to go with her, but he won't be able to answer her by just following her. He tells her that he's going to meet someone in the tribe, and she tells him not to worry, because as a goddess she has a way to hide herself in front of humans. She explains that she's hiding her identity in the village because it's a taboo place for human beings to hide their identities. The villager asks what the goddess is looking at, and the goddess explains that it needs divine strength. She says that she already has divine strength, and that's why she can't teach it to humans. He asks if humans can also have divine strength as well, but the goddess doesn't know if they'll reach the same level of power as she does. The two of them discuss the possibility that humans could be as strong as the goddess, but that they're not as powerful as the gods. The girl asks where he comes from, and he says that if he tells her he came from an era millions of years ago, he'll be thrown into another era or another