Back in Vienna, the Governess tells David that she's feeling better, thanks to him risking his life to save her from her aunt's house. She tells him that she doesn't need his help, but she also wants to know why the students aren't doing well in school. They're unhappy with their academic conditions, she says, and that's the most optimistic thing about Vienna. If she continues like this, she'll be unable to pass the entrance exam to the Golden Hall of Vienna. The Governess also tells David to work harder on his violin, because she thinks he'll get annoyed by her. The students are complaining about the lack of progress in their lessons, and she tells them that they can practice there too, since David will also help them. She also tells the students that she has been troubling David a lot, and he's not going to get annoyed. She says that David can also practice at home, since he hates being bothered by her all the time. Okay, so what's this salad dressing made of? It's made of Perilla, the same thing that caused the Perilla Crisis of 20 years ago. The Perilla crisis was caused by stuart, and it's possible that the students in Vienna are also being manipulated by the same evil manipulator. David asks if his father stopped the crisis with his recipe, and if he left notes about it