[[Tragoedia (character)|The shadow]] leaves [[David Rabb|David]] while cursing the [[Feather of Ma'at]], as the attack of [[Chazz Princeton (manga)|Chazz]]'s "[[Light and Darkness Dragon (manga)|Light and Darkness Dragon]]" [[destroy]]s "[[The Big Saturn (manga)|The Big Saturn]]". [[Reggie MacKenzie|Reggie]] is surprised that David lost, but believes that he got what he deserved in the end, knowing that David had never imagined that the penalty for losing a [[Shadow Game]] would go to him. [[Midori Hibiki|Midori]] finds her movement and speech are no longer restricted as David collapses to the floor. A stretcher is called, and [[Chancellor Sheppard (manga)|Chancellor Sheppard]] tells [[Vellian Crowler (manga)|Dr. Crowler]] to make sure that [[Fonda Fontaine|Nurse Fontaine]] is alerted. Midori recalls David's description of the Shadow Game, and recalls the doctors tell her that there was a black shadow in [[Koyo Hibiki|her brother]]'s brain, and realizes that he may have lost a Shadow Game, which caused his slow decline. Midori had witnessed the shadow leave David through is earring, and recalls that Reggie has an identical earring. Reggie realizes Midori is staring at her, and recognizes her as Koyo's sister. She vows to be defeated as easily as David was. Reggie determines that the "Light and Darkness Dragon" had the power to disable the shadow, and wonders if she could obtain it and use it's power to control the shadow for her own gains, rather than the other way around.

The priests question how one human's sins could be so great, and the man questions just how heavy the sins of the priests themselves are. They claim to have committed none, and them man explains that the massacre of his village, [[Kul Elna]], was used to create the Millennium Items the priests now hold. This man knows the truth behind the incident, something the Pharaoh himself does not. The weight of his heart is the result of his desire for revenge, and what the priests describe as a "wicked [[Ka]]" bursts from him. The man's task was to break into the shrine to relay information about the Pharaoh's burial gifts to Kul Elna, but he has not received any contact from them in the past year. He received word from up north that the village had been massacred. His hatred became so great, that he created a monster within himself and fused with it. His Ka bursts forth - [[Tragoedia (character)|Tragoedia]]. It states that only the deaths of the priests will will quench his thirst for revenge, and attempts to kill them. The Rod wielder proclaims he will seal Tragoedia in a tablet, and Tragoedia finds himself lacking the magical energy to kill them, as his heart was absorbed by the White-Feathered Spirit. He lunges for it, and the wielder of the Scales instructs the White-Feathered Spirit to absorb the Feather of Ma'at as well. It does so, and Tragoedia cannot touch it now. The priests successfully seal him up, but are astonished to find that he still remains conscious within the tablet, as they can hear him proclaiming his inevitable revenge. Aknadin decides they shall destroy the tablet and bury the pieces deep underground, and that they will keep this incident a secret between the three of them, so as not to alarm the Pharaoh.