In this chapter, we learn that the weak are the most vulnerable to the predations of the strong. In fact, the weakest are often the ones that are most easily preyed upon by the strongest. In other words, the weaker are usually the ones who are most likely to be eaten by the strong, and the stronger are usually those who are able to eat the weakest. This is especially true in the case of humans, who are the weakest of all the animals in the land. The commander tells the commander to bring along a younger girl, but the commander refuses, saying that little girls should not be picked until they are fourteen years old. This makes the commander even more furious, because he knows that the commander is planning on having some tender meat for dinner. He then explains that in demon's ranches, the cows and goats that are raised within the ranch will eventually grow fat enough to be slaughtered for meat. In contrast, the humans in this chapter are kept like cattle and goats and are killed when they are suitable for slaughter. He explains that he never expected humans to be so weak, and he must do something. He coughs and asks why there is no human present at the ranch. He asks if there is a human from another ranch. The man seems to be seriously injured. He says that he will be taken, too. The demon envoy looked tough, but he was surprisingly fragile. The human asks why he killed the demon envoy. The narrator explains that the demon