It's been two days since the battle, and the monster is still acting up. He wants to know if he's supposed to obey his master's orders as a beast slave. He's also worried that the seal on his face is making him nervous. The seal, he says, doesn't want him to do anything, so he'll let him do what he wants. They're going out for a walk, the monster says, but he can't escape the seal's control. He asks the seal if he can eat, but the seal won't let him. The monster says he was just away for a while, and he was taught how to do his job properly, but now he still expects to eat. He tells the seal to stop treating him like that, and says that he'd rather be an unlucky beast than a noble beast. He says that if the world were just as bad as it is now, the world would be a lot better place. The beast says that it's his fault, not the other way around, and that he should be ashamed of himself for being such a monster. The boss asks the monster to go in, and she says she'll come back when she's ready.