Ginji abruptly says goodbye to Tetsuo. The farewell involves a table full of cash and a trunk containing a letter instructing Tetsuo to replace it all with the real money. Confused, Tetsuo meets Emi, who works at an art gallery and dreams of becoming a painter while dealing with a demanding artist. From her, Tetsuo learns that a Cezanne painting worth 600 million yen was sold to a Japanese buyer. He contacts the owner, Domon, president of Teijin Bank, sparking the interest of collectors and counterfeiters, leading to an ambitious money game.