Mira Yurizaki is paid six million Yen by Mary for collecting the robotic pigeons powered by illegal Coils, and Kyouma helps her purchase a trailer so she has her own private space. Kyouma leaves to ask a contact, Dendendo, about the Numbers Coils: new Tesla prototypes made before the large stabilizing towers were built, which draw energy from the depths of Dimension W, making them powerful and potentially dangerous. Mira, meanwhile, cleans and furnishes her trailer, and meets the children who play around the auto yard. Three of them are endangered when a stack of wrecks collapses, and Mira reveals her robotic abilities to save them and is decapitated in the process. Kyouma is taken in by police who investigate him for possible negligence but he is released on the word of Claire Skyheart, chief operations officer (C.O.O.) of New Tesla Central 47, and the grandmother of one of the children, Shiora. Koorogi is able to put Mira back together, and the children visit her, agreeing to keep the secret that she's a robot. Also, Albert gives Claire Skyheart his final report on the incident with Dr Yurizaki, and they mention plans for Kyouma.