In this chapter, we learn that the angel of music has found a student named wang-xiang, who has the keys to the piano in his body. The angel asks the piano player to wake up the keys, but the keys do not come out. He asks the angel if he can play the piano to wake the keys back up, and the angel says that even if they manage to get them out, they will only be able to do so after wang's memories have been erased. He explains that he understands the confusion of the human who is suddenly involved, but he also understands the fear and uncertainty of the mortal who is at the door of death, calling for the angel. He tells the angel that he is a stronger angel than he is, and that he would be better off not scaring someone. He says that he can hear the inner cry of a human being when they are in danger, and he will call for help if he sees that the human is preoccupied. The piano player asks if the cat is afraid of the piano keys, and she says that she is. She says that the cat can only yell, but that she will not dare come over to see what is happening. She asks if they should be careful of the cat this time, because her hand is so cold. She also asks why the angel didn't react to the sound of the keys. He replies that he risked his life to come save the cat, and when the angel returns, he will be dead. The cat says that if they hadn't had the angels and the grim reapers, her parents would not have died. She begs the angel to let the cat go, saying that