Synopsis: Chagum gets a taste of a commoner’s life.

Thought to be dead, Balsa and Chagum can now rest from the pursuit. Nothing has stirred since then and they can even freely walk around the city. Tanda, however, worries that people would find out but Balsa assures him that everyone thought they were dead.

Anyway, The part when Tanda ordered gisho was amusing. According to him, it is a dish eaten in celebration when a Yakue man who cannot the family household, gains a family of his own. Gisho is a bean dish, the big fava bean is the father; the red slender bean is the mother; and the yellow garbanzo is the child. Tanda, Balsa and chagum do look like father, mother and child.

Balsa rents a place where she can live with Chagun. Chagum, however, is worried. He realizes how money is important to the lives of commoners. Somehow, he begins to think that he is a burden to Balsa and Tanda. Chagum then decided to live on his own. He tells Balsa and Tanda about it but the two just laugh. Balsa asks him how he is going to live on his own. Chagum says that he has knowledge on plants and animals, he could make medicines like Tanda. Balsa assures Chagum that he can stay and that she promised his mother that she will protect him. Chagum bursts into tears. It was really cute.

Meanwhile, Shuga realizes that the drought sign has not disappeared, which means, Chagum is still alive. I wonder if he will inform the others of it or if he will keep it on his own. This would be a test of his loyalties.

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