Women discuss a clay statue of Lady Hebi-hime that village children made and carried carefully to the castle. One says, "They carried it to the castle very carefully, so as not to break it. It was very cute..." Another adds, "They even painted it... I'm sure that it was very difficult for them." A third notes, "A clay statue of you, Lady Hebi-hime, that the children from the village worked hard on." Hancock replies, "Ah, that is..." The statue suddenly shatters across the floor. Hancock declares, "It's ruining the decor of this room. It's so ugly...!!! They made me out of clay..." She orders, "Just throw it away and clean up the floor!! More importantly, Enishida..." Enishida answers, "Y... yes, ma'amI" Other voices shout, "Don't bring such filthy things into the castle!!" and "AAAAH, LADY HEBIHIME!!I"