Back at the school, the headmaster tells the boy that he's been admitted to the school's only "protective system" for humans. The headmaster tells him that he arranged for the two of them to work together so that they wouldn't have to compete with each other for the attention of the elders. The boy is upset that the headmaster didn't tell him about the encounter with Fuyu, but the headmaster assures him that it was a coincidence. Fuyu was ordered by the government to deal with a criminal, so the two men would naturally become friends, but to his surprise, Fuyu gave a heart to save the boy. He's glad that he met the headmaster, because it's his "good luck" that he did, and he'd like to thank him for it. He apologizes, and the headmaster says that they've tracked down the two children, but they don't know where they're hiding. They're just "mindless puppets" created by the spiders, and they'll be put in jail first, and then they can decide what they should do with the children later. He says that he heard that the spiders lost his kids, and that the brothers will be his, but he doesn't believe that death will come back. He also says that the spider could create a body exactly like his father's, but that the body isn't the same as his. The only time he would make an exception, he says, was when he was asleep.