In this chapter, we learn that the path to the Tree of Knowledge is actually a series of tunnels, each of which is connected by a special array of vapor tunnels. The vapor tunnels are arranged so that they can be used as a starting point for exploring the world. In this way, the path leads to the root of the tree, which is the word "tree's seed" . We learn that this is the same path that led to the "word tree's" seed in the first place, and that the vapor tunnels themselves are arranged in such a way that they are connected by an array of tunnels. In other words, the tunnel that leads to "the word tree" is actually the same tunnel as the tunnel leading to "root" in the second place. This is because the tunnels are so interconnected that they don't have to be separated from the rest of the world by a single tunnel. This means that the tunnels can be easily traversed by anyone who wants to explore the world, so long as they are willing to risk their lives for the sake of exploring. We also learn that no one can interfere in the affairs of other people, so no one will step in and stop them from exploring their own world. The next area of the tunnel is called the "Apotheosis of Resurrection" , and the narrator explains that there is no bottom to this abyss