The narrator explains that he rented a house through an agent, but the agent took his money and disappeared, leaving him with no way to rent the place. The narrator says he's not an idiot, but he doesn't understand how to rent a place since he has been living in his own home all his life. He's sure that you have bought things before, and that's why he wants to move out. He wants to experience how it feels to run by yourself. He keeps talking to the narrator, and he forgets he has something to do. He asks the narrator not to come into the house, otherwise he will be in danger. He tells the narrator to give him back his mouse so he can play a game of "seedings." He says he found happiness in the game, and even when he defeated ten people, he didn't feel anything. But when he eliminated one opponent, he was over the moon. He says his dad wanted him to concentrate on shooting, and never allowed him to touch a comic book or a cell phone. He also says he lied about the stake, and came to the house to play the game with his team mate, who is called "Qi."