Mitsuha Visits the Royal Palace A young girl named Sabine visits the shop that Mitsuha suspects to be a princess. A group of thugs kidnap the girl for human trafficking but Mitsuha subdues them with a stun-gun. Mitsuha is summoned by the king who is grateful she rescued his daughter Sabine. Seeing the King and his Chancellor Sahr have bad vision Mitsuha sells them reading glasses and subtly informs the king she can’t be bribed to do his bidding. The king is impressed but has Mitsuha investigated. Days later Nelson Adler, owner of Adler Trading Company with a Royal business warrant, threatens Mitsuha to hand over her shop. Mitsuha arranges to meet Nelson later to sign the documents. She also arranges for Sabine and Sahr to be present so that when Nelson is rude and lecherous to Sabine Sahr immediately confiscates his Royal Warrant and warns all other trading companies not to mess with Mitsuha. Nelson is forced to retire in disgrace. The king is thrilled Mitsuha manipulated events to let him prosecute the Adler Company which is rife with corruption and rumours of human trafficking. Mitsuha makes a fortune selling reading glasses to older men with bad vision. A desperate woman visits Mitsuha for help.