Yoshimori, taking Tokine's words decides to put aside everything to be able to train. He runs to see a shrine priest, who tells him that striking things out blindly would eventually become clear to him. That being said, Yoshimori takes some time to train with a flock of crows near the shrine. Yoshimori seems to become exhausted from training after two days. Tokine gives him advice for training, though mistaking the description of crows with that of cockroaches. Using this knowledge, Yoshimori improves greatly against the crows on the third day. The shrine priest compares life to sweeping leaves on a windy day, in which one must to be enlightened by their surroundings. At night, Yoshimori puts his sense of enlightenment to the test when the site is invaded by quite a few shady characters.