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The Twelve Kingdoms: Youko is imformed of the depception in her ranks. She returns to the palace. Later Keiki comes to ask Youko what happened, Youko, still getting the feeling that Keiki dissaproves of her, lashes out at him again and sends him away. Her sword glows and shows her images from her child hood of always trying to be liked. Back to Shoukei, Gobo is giving her dinner. Shoukei is now in jail and tells Gobo how her parents were killed infront of her. Gobo tells her now she knows how it feels. The next morning the villages are about ready to execute Shoukei when all the sudden troops arrive saying the lord of Kei requests her. She goes with them. Back to Suzu, as she's falling one of Riyou's youma catches her in air. She decides she is fed up with this and will seek out queen Kei. She orders to youma to take her to the golden palace. Back in Kei, Youko meets with her officials. She's tired of being walked all over so she gives orders and tells no one to complain. Everyone seems unhappy with it. While Keiki is questioning her, Youko tells him that she wants to leave the palace. Back to Suzu, she wakes up in a palace and meets queen Sai. Back to Shoukei, she wakes up in a palace aswell. The lord of Kei comes to meet her and tells her she is being banned from the country due to everyone wanting her death. She sends her off with an escort. Her escort gets attacked by a group of Kochou on the way to Kyou palace but she manages to escape them. They arrive at Kyou palace and now the queen of Kyou has the task of caring for Shoukei.

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