In this chapter, we learn more about the sky lords. The first thing we learn is that the sky lord is a title bestowed by the gods on those who have attained the highest levels of the heavens. The sky lord has been around for thousands of years, but he hasn't been able to get a title like that since the beginning of time. The next thing we know, we're introduced to the concept of the lotus. The lotus is a symbol of the highest potential of a person, and the more a person's potential is, the higher their potential to attain the highest level of heaven. In other words, the more potential a person has, the greater his or her potential to reach the highest heavens. This is why, in the past, a person who has attained a title on the sky god's obelisk has a greater potential than someone who doesn't have such a title. The narrator then explains that the person on the obelisk has the same potential as the person in front of him or her. So, the narrator says, if you're a person with a talent, you have the same chance of reaching the highest heaven as someone with a higher talent. So talent affects the speed at which a person grows, whereas, the person with the highest talent has the ability to reach heaven at a faster rate. So if you have a talent that's growing at a higher rate than the person ahead of you, you'll have a higher chance of achieving heaven. This explains why, when the narrator points out that sura is already attacking demons' holy places, we find out that it's haotian who's already attacking the sacred places of the demons.