Now that he's destroyed two enemy warships, he can't help but think about how lucky he is that there's still one left on the ship. He's exhausted, he says, considering he destroyed two more enemy warships. He asks the wingman to report the position of the main enemy ship. The wingman says that the main ship has escaped. The main ship asks for support, and the guy says that's murder. The guy says he was supposed to help the enemy win, but he didn't do that. He blames the guy for giving him instructions, and he blames himself for not understanding what he was trying to teach him. He apologizes, and promises to listen to the teacher's teaching. The teacher says that if he doesn't know that the guy is a disciple of the teacher, he'd buy that. The man says that it's good that he chooses interstellar command as his major, because then he can ask the guy if he dares stand up in front of him. So the man says he'll take the man in, and then he asks the guy to get out of the hotel. He says that as long as he isn't dead, he has the right to come in and register. He wants to know if the man is joking, or if he is serious, or whether he is still alive. He also wants to find out if the guy dares to come to Shrek.