"Don't die, kai-hara-win-and-live" . That's what the narrator says about Nemo. He's so happy to see that Nemo is growing stronger and stronger, even though he's got the weakest of all the irate kids. The narrator tells Nemo that it's time for him to test whether or not bad luck really is real. He wants to know if Nemo is ready to fight on his own. He asks Nemo to open his eyes and tell him where he is from the life he has lived so far. Nemo says that he was so tiny when he was born, and now that he is in high school, he is the next pre-ident. He was scared, and all he could do was wait for his parents to die in a car accident, and he knew that he had to change something. He wanted to be the next person to do something, so he gathered up his courage and waited for it to pass. He didn't want to be thought kind, he says, because he was afraid of what he would do if he did something wrong. He says that's why he came here, to be with people he could trust. He tells Nemo to show the part of him that fills him with pride, and then he asks him what sign he should use to show that part of himself he is proud of. He then asks him if anyone would cry for him when he died, and the narrator replies that no one would.