In this chapter, the narrator delivers a soliloquy about the "eros dual" of the manga. He tells the audience that he has been "wondering" about Minato and wishes Minato would "love him a kiss" that "changes the world" . Minato, he says, is a simple man, and he doesn't care what people think of him. The narrator then tells Minato that if she wants to be his cheerleader, she can have a "life where she and imamura" , as long as she does the same dirty stuff as he does . He also tells her that men are "simple creatures" and that she shouldn't worry about whether or not she likes him. He then tells her to read a "strawber statement" and change her perspective. He asks her how much time she intends to spend with Minato. She tells him that no one has ever told her how she feels about him, and that it's because of her that she's been able to "start aki" to seem like Minato is "stalking" him . She then tells him to "chirp" and listen to her, as she won't "get anywhere" by waiting for Minato to "make a move." She says that the only way she can change how Minato feels is through her own actions, and she reminds him of the women of his hometown, who know how to "think global." Minato says that she can't wait to go home and look after her grandma, because she'll have to stay up all night looking after her.