The next morning, the three men are still sleeping in the hut, and the young man is upset. He's upset because he didn't have a good night's sleep, and he's worried about the next morning's activities. He wants to kiss the men, but they won't let him kiss them without brushing their teeth. He also wants to know why they're so persistent, and why he'd be so upset if he couldn't. He doesn't believe he could have kissed the men last night, but he'll try again this morning. The young man tells the others that he was supposed to stay away from the toast, but the tutor insisted that he stay away. He says that the politeness of the other men is bigger than that of his crotch, and that politeness isn't just under his crotch. He goes on to say that the royal highness should go to the King's tent and find out what's going on. An epidemic has broken out, and many people have died. The king has already brought in some people to cure the people. The epidemic is what the people fear most, and they fear more than anything else in the world. They fear that the country's "health care is backward" and that the epidemic will kill them. The sun god tells the young men to go out and look for signs of the epidemic. He suggests that they cover their mouths and noses with cloth to prevent the spread of the disease. The two young men go out to look for the signs of