In this short scene, we are told that the story is purely fictional, that no similarity is made between it and real events, and that there are no intentions to describe real people, places, or real entities. The narrator expresses his gratitude to eros for his kind words. He also tells him that furball has already bitten the fruit, and he is also jealous of it. He tells eros that he must not make any sound, because furball is still waiting outside. The elfin quarters chirp in order to verify that yaoyao's true motives are being carried out. eros and the elfin queen visit the brothel in the Queen's quarters, and eros notices that his brother is dancing in the brothel instead of caring for the dog. He asks eros why she is dancing with her brother, and she says that it is not good idea, since the Queen intends to use the branch of the divine tree to draw blood from the body of avit. She also says that garna is in disguise, because she is trying to do the same thing. She says that she came to