In this chapter, we learn that the doctor has temporarily taken Zillah back to the manor house, but that the place is unsafe for him to stay. He asks the men to tap what has happened, but they are too scared to do so. They are wearing armors that are too heavy for the undead, and the painters of the past were no good, but now they are using armors to draw human bodies. They hear someone behind their back saying that they are handsome, and they want to have his autograph. They have not eaten for a while, and now they want something to eat. They ask if they can eat first, but the man is too empty to understand what they are asking for. He says that he will look for them after he is done with this, and that the house to the West is off limits. He tells the men that the god sent him a sign that the natural disaster was the doing of demons, and one of them was an oddly dressed sixteen-year-old boy with teal hair. He loves the boys, and he says that humans are too short-lived to last long. He wants to show them the greenery of the cheap world, and says that the moment they are liberated together, the hour of this fake world shouldnt keep turning