It's just been a while since the last time we saw the protagonist, and now he's back. He tells us that he was defending himself when he heard that the court was sending someone to check on him. He's not in trouble, he says, because he was just defending himself. It turns out that the grandson of the old man in question is also from the same family as the protagonist. This means that the protagonist has a lot in common with the protagonist's family. The protagonist says that he plans to contact the old patriarch of the court and ask him for help. The old patriarch will be there soon, and the protagonist will have to pay a lot of money to get out of this mess. He says he'll make the protagonist pay for it. He wants to see who's going to hurt his friend. He asks the protagonist to stay with the boss and the general manager. The general manager says that's fine, but he doesn't want to see the protagonist hurt. He will take the protagonist and the boss to the company to practice fighting.