Roland and Susan, madly infatuated with one another, cannot stop thinking of one another, and blame mostly fate for their good fortune. At this point in the story, we are introduced to three hit men, known as the big coffin hunters. They also have business in Mejis, and it is apparent they are working for the very same troublemakers that caused turmoil in Roland's home town. Again, fate plays a key element in the story, as all six character arrive in Mejis at the same time.
Roland, upon discovering Susan's preoccupation, is at first angry with her, which caused her to be angry at him. However, their feelings for each other prove to strong to be destroyed by this trivial upsetting. They meet again, and decide that it is not the time for them to be together, as Susan must honor her promise. To his dismay, Roland agrees, and his faith in fate falters.
The Big Coffin Hunters encounter Roland's trio for the first time, and immediately encounter difficulty coexisting. Their dispute gives Roland the reason to believe they have shady dealings in Mejis, and he begins to investigate them.
Some of the major questions in the story remain; what, if anything, will happen between Roland and Susan, and what are the Big Coffin Hunters really doing in Mejis.
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