The narrator explains that he died during an intercourse with an angel. He tells the audience that the afterlife is a place where ex-humans who were "recarnated" as "angels and demons" work. He explains that there are two companies that work in the afterlife: one is the demon corporation, which is run by demons, and the other is the angel corporation, run by angels. The demon corporation has the "policy profit first" . The other company is the everyday evil division, which deals with desires lurking in people's everyday lives. The narrator says that he knows that arga has gone to work to help the angels, but he doesn't condemn her because he didn't want to reject her. He says that his job is to "take advantage of peoples desires" and "spew them in" , and that he'll do his best to find arga. He asks if arga actually thinks he's going to find her, and she says that she was "re cruited" by the chief immediately after she died. He also says that the next day was "unsuccessful" too, and he promises to help arga if he ever feels like "cheating." The narrator asks if there's anything he can do for arga, since she's on her way back from work, too. He'll help her find a job, too, if he can find it on her cheap salary. He then asks if the cat that he bought for her is the one that Hiroshi is looking for, and Hiroshi says that one of his employees is in contact with the cat's owner, and they should head there to collect it. Hiroshi asks if he could take some of the toys and food that she bought for the cat, since he knew that she had a crush on him. He apologizes for making her talk about something "painful," but he says that it's too painful for her to talk about a stranger, because she'd show "a different side of herself" to a lover. She apologizes, but she says she'll never meet her again. She says that on that night, she wanted to be with her, not with Hiroshi. She tells him to either fall down with her or be abducted into her home.