The scene opens with a description of the scene. It is a beautiful scene, but it is not appropriate to enjoy it because it is the transfer student. The transfer student drops a piece of cardboard in the car. The cardboard is soaked with a solution of dihydrogen phosphate, a common chemical used to create crystallized structures. The student steps back and apologizes for touching the cardboard. He says that he will take the solution from the car and move it away from the student. He tells the student that he is the servant of the family and that he would do anything to help the student return to his family. When the student tells him that the young master is ordering him around, the student says that in his eyes he is not a servant but a family friend. The young master says that the clothes he threw away earlier in the day are different from the clothes the student has been wearing. He asks the student to buy him a new one, as his waist is slimmer than the student's. He also says that his shoulders are wider than the young man's, and the student thanks him for his help. He returns to his mother's house and tells her that he has found out that the student is not the servant he thought he was. The mother says that she will not be able to return to her son's school because he is waiting in the master's room for study material