The monk asks the monk if he really wants to see him, and the monk says he doesn't want to see anyone but the saintess. The monk tells the monk that he's not sure if he'll appreciate the invitation to dinner, but the monk invites the monk to dinner anyway, and then he asks if the monk is out of his mind, and if he wants to go on a date. He says he is, and that he knows a lot of places in the city, and he can lead the monk around the city. Then the monk asks if there's a saintess in the area who would give him a slap for wanting to go out with her, and when the monk replies that he is not, the monk can't believe it. He asks if she's fond of strong, strong people, and is he not handsome enough to be in the sanctuary of the holy city? The monk says that he has never seen her pour wine for someone, but he also says that the wine was still very sweet. He then asks if he has ever seen her pouring wine for anyone, and says he has. He's never seen a saint pouring wine, he says, but then he adds that he hasn't seen anyone else pouring wine. He wants to know why the wine is so sour, and asks if it's because the monk has mixed fake wine, or because the wine isn't sweet enough for him. He also says he'd never seen anyone pouring wine