In this chapter, Hirohito delivers a soliloquy in which he expresses his gratitude to the people of New York for their support during the Revolution. He also expresses his hope that the revolution will lead to a better future for all of them. He tells the audience that Batoli has been captured, but that they should not worry about him because he will pull through. The crowd is jubilant, and the mayor tells them that he will not let them worry about Batoli's capture. He says that they will all rise together and fight for the cause of the revolution. The mayor tells the crowd that the bear is not near the princess, and that they foiled his plan. He asks the crowd not to worry about the bear's whereabouts, as he will be able to find out where he is if he tries to enter the city. He adds that if the bear does manage to get inside, the police will shoot him down. He then tells them to go back to their lab and continue to work on cutting-edge technology. He warns them that if they do not act, the country will fall into ruin