In this chapter, we learn that the battle between the gods and the monsters is inevitable, and that the victor must die in order to win. The emperor of the dayu, the god of the sea realm, is furious at the idea that he is actually the emperor of a kingdom. He says that if he did not retaliate, he would be the one who would lose his soul. He tells the emperor that he has lived for eight thousand years and that he was as petty as five-years-old. He asks the emperor if he has ever thought that he would eventually come to him and settle the scores of the battle. He adds that he wants the emperor to pay with his life. He also says that he will lend the emperor his heavenly jade bracelet, which he says can provide him with a great boost of his power. He warns the emperor's daughter not to interfere with his business, but he does not need it at the moment. He suggests that they stand further away from the family. He then asks the little girl to get away quickly from them.