O'feuille and Volks discuss the curse, which seems to be suppressing it. Volks says that it's an "ocult magic" , which means that there's a lot of love in the item. O'Feuille says that they need to lift the curse to get rid of the other one, which is why they're using the "miggle-miggle" . They need to capture the other person who's fallen to the curse. They don't want to lose the "highness" of the kingdom and the twins. They're counting on Volks to help them. He says that he's been watching Volks for a long time, and that he wishes he could have listened to the story. He's sorry that he didn't listen to it earlier. He also says that his father is "spinning in his grave" because of his role in the events of the last chapter. He tells Volks that he can't trust him anymore. He orders him to go back to the king's house. He asks Volks if he'll be okay with that, and he says yes. He thanks him for being brave enough to ask a cat for help.