The narrator comments on the fact that men are so important to women because they are the ones who make them want to be with other men. He compares women to a seductive demon that tempts monks, and he wonders why adam refuses to give her the "top spot" in the world. He wonders if eve and adam were the first human beings, and wonders if they were seduced by the demon. The narrator then goes on to say that he wishes he could find a man to spend time with in the western world, but he can't find one because daji told her that Japanese men are "cute and meek" and that they can "swipe technology and goods" if they're lucky. He also says that lady lilith, the goddess of love, is a "free wheeling woman" who tempts men with her charms. She's also known as the "blood pond" because of the belief that women's blood is impure. He says that he's sorry to hear about this, because it's "under gone revision" . He adds that there's something else he'd like to go to, and that's the "vampire tours" in Rome. He's sad to hear that the "women's workshop" in Japan has closed, since it was supposed to be a place where women could "feline fatale" and have sex with other women.