At Mount Napua-tori, Sagiri patiently waits for T'chul-chul to arrive by listening to the old radio and the voices and songs that she always hears.
T'chul-chul: Sagiri
Sagiri: I thought you would never show up.
T'chul-chul: I have to go back and inform our high priest that I found the guardian knife.
Sagiri: I really don't believe what you're talking about.
T'chul-chul: Affirmative, our high priest has assured us that you humans have already forgotten about us a long time ago and thought of us to have ever existed. It is a long story, when a group of explorers called the Genesis attacked our city and destroyed most of our villages and towns to ruins because of the desire of you humans to steal the Stone of Life.
Sagiri: Wait?! Yo-yo-you're dead?! AH
T'chul-chul: No! Stop! Stop! Let me continue my story.
Sagiri: ....
T'chul-chul: Kohinoor's great grandfather, Nuvuke and our late high priest were killed defending the gates during that battle together with my family and ancestors. They tried to stop it but they cannot defend from the hail of attacks that the Genesis brought to destroy our city. I can no longer discuss more about our story as the explorers are still alive and still looking for us.
Sagiri: Wait?! Before you go, I wanted to apologize for yesterday. I never meant to.
T'chul-chul: It's okay; just do not call me a pervert!
Sagiri: HAHA! Guilty, pervert!
T'chul-chul: I said don't!
Sagiri: Look, a pervert!
T'chul-chul leads Sagiri and brings her to see Babylon. Worried about her class, Sagiri heads home and T'chul-chul returns to Babylon and sends a message to their hierarchy that he has encountered the human child.
This high priest was Kohinoor, as he succeeded his brother Kasili to the throne to become the new leader.
Kohinoor was informed about the news and quickly decided to head out to see his daughter one more time and hug her with all that was left of him. As a loving father, he had so many things to tell her and excited to be around her for one last time.
Kohinoor: Guardian! Now that you have fulfilled your mission, I grant the contract we had both agreed upon.
T'chul-chul: Your Majesty, I kneel to you as a sign of respect and gratitude that I've fulfilled my mission successfully.
Kohinoor: T'chul-chul, you're one of the best guardians we have despite your age. You have proved everyone wrong about you, but do you speak truth to me as the authority?
T'chul-chul: Yes! Sir, I will never lie to you as I know that the punishment is death.