\'Mr Lillis, I hear the main bird hasn\'t arrived yet. \'I don\'t know. That\'s great. Are you really a pro?\' The music director calls out to Lilith, who is preparing the backing band. Lilith, would you mind connecting with me for a bit on the solo? ‘Oh, you want me to?’ Lilith is astonished by the sudden request. \'......, I don\'t like to stand out. Lilith\'s flute rings out in the spotlighted darkness. \'Well, it\'s not bad. Still a bit rough around the edges. Not bad to look at, either.\' A nobleman in a special seat overlooking the stage murmurs, glancing at the butler-like, but somewhat vulgar-looking man standing next to him. ‘Hey.’ ‘Hey, sir, that girl\'s no good...’ The butler, who must have understood the meaning, changes colour and shakes his head. The man\'s face changed and he shook his head. No one has spit on her yet? The nobleman asks if she already has a patron. \'Impossible! The butler refuses with a tearful face. \'What? What do you think I picked you up and kept you for?\' \'That\'s exactly why. The most important thing is that you should be able to see the world. No one is alive today who wouldn\'t want that girl to die! The butler, who seems to have been involved in the underworld, is also said to be loyal to his master. He stops his master with a desperate look. ‘Ugh ・・・・・・’ The nobles, who seem to value the butler in their own way, gasp at the way he speaks. And there. \'Hm. In that case, shall I take care of it? ・・・・・・ The butler and the others were startled by a voice suddenly calling out from next door and turned around. ‘Ah, you are ・・・・・・.’ What, why, what are you doing here?’ In this place, it\'s a question of what happened before. ‘No, I\'m just looking forward to hearing the young ones play.’ The dark elven beauty moves her ears as she gazes entranced at Lilith on stage. ‘She\'s quite brilliant, .......’ Neither the nobleman nor the steward can reply. Because ・・・・・・・. \'Argh! I\'ve been in a place like this! What on earth are you doing? \'Okaa, Mr. Argerin. You\'ve long since started your cue.\' The nobleman and the butler continued to stare dumbfounded at the main part of this concert as they were pulled away by the fox-eared guards.