When the wolf wakes up, he realizes that the mana girl has disappeared. He asks her to come out and have a talk with him. He's afraid that the vulture might be trying to trap him, but he wants to see what the vulture intends to do. The mana girl tells him that she's been alone for thousands of years, and that she wants to talk to him about his soul. The wolf says that he's purified his soul, but that his body is still stuck in the ancient shackles of slavery. He begs her to give him some benefits, but she refuses to do so. He says that if she wants him to be her master, then she must sign a contract with him, and he'll kill her if she doesn't do it. He tells her that she should also know how to make a contract, because the other wolves are going to try to kill him. The wolves move closer together, and the wolf realizes that they're now a family.