New challenges arise out of the blue regarding the ancient wind chime. A new contender from a new vista is willing to fight to the death for this percussion that he claims his family owned in ancient times in Japan. "What am I to do?" might as well be what Paul Munzar has to say about the challenges he faces at the moment: is the regale 17th-century wind chime worth dying for? Paul is confident that he is still the proud owner despite being contested. He is fed up with architecture, the awards and gratitude being slim, if any, and the extenuating attempts that the Cavfontoli's seek to lure him from a complete break. Will they help seal the fate of who is the rightful owner?