The next morning, the two angels reminisce about the day they met. They reminisce about how much they enjoyed playing together, and how much fun it was to watch horror movies together. The two angels decide to go back to their usual hideout, but first, they want to say a few words to each other. The angels tell each other that they're not arans anymore, and that they can't stay like this any longer. They're going to go home, and then they'll see each other the next day. The angel says that he's sorry that he has to leave, but he'd like to stay for a while longer. He says that his wings suddenly give up, and just like his body, he'll lose his wings one day. He falls in the wrong spot, and he accidentally causes an accident. He's okay, he says, because someone's got to get him out of the way. He tells the angel that he saw the final piece of the puzzle to solve the murder, and the angel gives the address of the murderer's house. He doesn't want the reader to believe that he murdered the murderer. He just wanted to free himself of his guilt. He asks the angel to tell him the truth.