Zbigniew and his men are in the middle of a search for their missing grand son. They've been looking for him for five years, but he's too busy with his job to come visit them. They decide to go to Krook's country to find him and his son. The two men take a gun from the robbers who attacked them. It's a Russian-made 556 rifle, with a range of 300 to 500 yards. The narrator tells the men that they need to get their healing process under way before they start killing people again. He tells them not to kill people just because they're good people. He reminds them that they killed people because they wanted to die, not because they were family. They can't stop thinking about how they killed their loved ones, because that's the way they've always been. They don't want anyone else to die in the same way.