In this chapter, we learn that instructor three's "hand agility" isn't great. He's only able to complete the obstacle course in 2 minutes and 11 seconds, but his hand agility is much slower than instructor number one's. This is because his speed is focused on a point in time, and his hands and mind are exhausted. He should use the "pre-command" mode in his mechas, because it's the only mode that allows him to set commands in such a short amount of time. He also explains that pre-command is perfect for catching others off guard. Two months later, the rabbit completes an obstacle course. He says that he's been training his physical skills at the training hall, and whenever he has time, he will train there. If he didn't, he'd give up on the mecha business. The boss interrupts the conversation to ask how he can reveal his secret to the instructor. He has known the instructor for two months, and he seems like "a kind and diligent" guy. He doesn't know his gender, and the instructor is obsessed with him, so how could he take advantage of him? The boss tells him to practice with some beads in his palms, and then he can use them to improve his agility.