In the midst of the fighting between the two armies, Si says that he's been working as hard as he can for the last few days. He's not having a great time. Si asks him if he joined the army because he was a pacifist, and he says that's a pity. Si reminds him that he still wants peace, but that philosophy has changed. Si tells him that his best friend taught him that peace is earned by a fight, and that fighting is the only way to achieve it. Si then asks if there's any way Si can get out of the battle. Si says he'll do it, but first he wants to know if the other side is planning to form an army of its own. Si doesn't know, but he does know that urito has been captured and that Si's men are locked up in a villa. Si is going to take care of the problem first.