In this chapter, we learn that Arthur's forces are on their way to the east gate of the castle, where they plan to attack the guards. The guards, led by Prince Tristan, are trying to defend the castle from the attack, but Arthur and his father are waiting for them at the gate. As they prepare to attack, they hear the rumble of the apocalypse's seven deadly sins, which are: death, destruction, sin, evil, death, and sin. They are about to be attacked by the king's men, who are led by the evil prince, Arthur. When the king asks the guards to help him escape, the guards refuse, saying that they are too weak to fight the king alone. Arthur, however, is determined to take revenge, and he tells the guards that he will kill them if they fail to do so. He tells them that if they do not join him, he will take them back by force, as planned. He then tells them to tap him on the shoulder and tell him that he has snuffed out all of his flames. He says that he is the black knight, and that the prince is a "sniveling little fire-eater." He tells the prince that he killed the prince because the prince was flirting with a beautiful woman. The prince says that the woman must be a man, and the prince replies that it must be Arthur. Arthur says that Tristan is one of his men who rages at the king, and Tristan says that Arthur is a demon and goddess. Arthur replies that he would bolt if he were Tristan. Tristan tells him that the red fox is not a demon, but a "kind of mystic spirit." He then realizes that the whole gang is now united, and they are all knights. The prophecy predicts that the king will fall, and this is the group that will fall.