The party is over, and the headmaster asks if he's drunk yet. The headmaster says he hasn't, because the party has just begun. He tells the headmaster that black foxes can squash demons with one hand, and that their clans keep them in captivity to ensure that their offspring will be the offspring of future generations. He says that humans are like black foxes in that they can't reproduce with their own kind, so they have to raise humans in order to ensure the future generations will have children of their own. He asks the headmaster if he can pay attention to the moods of the people at the party, but the headmaster says that he'd already noticed that the black fox and the human were getting along well, so he didn't want to kill his mood. He also says that the waiters serve alcohol for the half-demons, which is why it tastes so much like juice to the human. The waiter says that there are no alcohol in the juice, but just a "hallucinogen" in it. That's why the juice tastes "like juice" to a human, he says, because there are so few humans around. He doesn't belong to him.