Gregory met with a woman from the Durkogi family at the behest of his father, an adult of his clan. At first, it was not easy to say that they were dragged to a place where they were forced to prepare, but they liked animals and had something in common with each other in the direction of nurturing nature, so they were able to get close.

Gregory wanted to meet a woman like a friend he hadn't made in a long time, but the part where he had no qualms about cannibalism made him hesitate to meet again.

Because Mr. Gregory was in a position of refusing cannibalism. To solve this problem, I met my elephant friends and my friend who lived by the river and talked to them, but I spent the day without making up my mind.

The Marchan and Shawnee monsters treat humans as walking soda bottles. There are other ways to drink water, but from their point of view, it is not easy to manufacture an extract containing iron, protein, and fat, and it is because they have not created a machine that constantly produces an extract by walking around. For these families, humans are food like pork, so they are captured and kept in cages.

As with all but the Shonzi families, the Tarkogi and the Durkogi families hate the humans who contributed to their forced migration from the world they lived. That's why I eat consciously, and I prefer to eat grilled or steamed meat rather than blood or raw meat. Almost all members learn cannibalism from an early age, but they don't raise humans like livestock and eat fresh-hunted individuals through duel.

The Arphons and Emmental families do not routinely cannibalize, but they eat fried humans on special occasions such as Warring States Day and Coming of Age Day. Unlike other families, there are individuals who marry humans, but few people refuse to eat human meat recommended by others.