As the gods will, the second part of the story takes place in the town of Ishida, where the owner of a small eyeglass store has three sons. The youngest son is the youngest of the three sons, and he is about to die. The owner of the store has a sign on the front of his store that says, "Ishida eyeglasses." The owner asks his son if he is scared at the sight of death, and the boy says that he is. He tells the owner that he will not look cool on the brink of death. He asks the owner to promise him that he won't be killed, but the owner refuses, saying that he has already promised the boy that it will be okay. The boy promises to re-spect it, and then he says that his love for the owner is so great that he can't believe he can hear him. He thanks the owner for his kind words, and asks if he can kiss her again. He says that she kissed him just now, and that he doesn't want her to die yet. He wants to stay alive with the akashi, so he asks her if she is in love with him. She replies that she is, and she asks him to let her go. She asks him if he wants to know what happened, but he says he didn't notice what happened. She tells him that she has died, and now he has to give her a big hint that she did not die. He can still feel her touch on his lips, and says he can feel the touch of her lips. He wonders if she has collapsed, and wonders if