
"Oh well, I'm just glad to have this problem taken out of my hands, I'm too old for that stuff!
But please, young lady, prudence and self-control are paramount for a maiden like yourself!" He says, in a scolding tone as they leave. "Little miss, who seen very wise," He says, turning to Chimera, for everyone's apparent surprise, "I hope you to refrain her from doing anything unthoughtful like that ever again!"

"I mean, if someone messed with my dresses, I would be very upset too! Oh, by the way, what did you thought of the uniform, Kusakabe-san? I personally put it in your petalframe (instead of that ugly cape) as a surprise! In my opinion you look wonderful on it!"
The girls' transport and medical support reach the place soon after, taking care of any injured among the people.

"That should do it... These bandages have a special pomade to ease your pain and ensure your recovery. It probably wont even leave any scars! Besides that, don't exhort yourself too much for the next days, or you may worsen your internal damage, which would be much harder to treat.
So... No fights and no sparring." She says, with a severe look, "Understood?"
On the meanwhile, Claude talks to the press, doing her standard number. She's able to dismiss the concern caused by the apparent coincidence of her being whenever trouble arises; she also helps peaking the play's interest a bit.
"d'Armagnac-san, it also seems you were present in the shamon attack last night, on the docks, isn't that right?!" A journalist asks, with many more following with similar ones. When inquired about the source of that rumor, one of them shows her a newspaper, whose first page, covering the attack, displayed a photo of her, posing on the docks, standing on a strange metal structure: her petalframe, too obscured by the shadows to be distinguished.
With that, the maidens are ready to return to the theatre, and receive some well-earned rest.