This is the second part of the story, and it begins with an auntie scolding her uncle for what he has just said. He apologizes, but the auntie tells him not to bring his human ways here, because only under oppression will your power be unleashed. She tells him that he has no right to stand here when he has not even experienced oppression. He is still angry, and she tells him to let her go. He says that he finds it ridiculous that the kid would say such a thing, and that he is not surprised that he would say it. He tells her that he did not hesitate to give his freedom to protect the child just to protect his relationship with him.