It turns out that Anielka is only characterized as a child, and in fact she is older. Popielski asks her for information about other clients who like entertainment with girls. In the course of further investigation, Popielski receives information from Dr. Pidhirengo that the murderer is probably allergic to the flower identified on Elżunia's body. At the same time, thanks to Zaremba's investigation, Edward goes to Mrs. Bodnarowa's flower shop, from where he obtains information that Jasminum is ordering a nondescript Count Niezawitowski.

Popielski, tormented by remorse after the murder of Małecki, goes to a mass for little Henio Pytka. Unfortunately, a second victim appears. The murderer writes a telegram to Popielski, inviting him to play. Popielski suspects that his son Jerzyk may be the victim. There is a confrontation with the murderer, Edward recognizes his face and calls him Herod.