In this chapter, we learn that the holy race already has a lot more power than any other race in the universe, and they're going to use this power to take over the universe. This is a good idea, says the patriarch, but it's foolish to hope that the gods will keep their word. The patriarch thinks that the only thing they need to do is agree to a truce so that the war will buy them some time to fight back. He thinks that they should fight immediately and keep the war at bay so that they don't have to fight for some time. He also thinks that if the gods really do have a domineering power, then they wouldn't be willing to go all out now. He says that he would like to gamble and take a chance on the gods, but he knows that they won't give him a chance. He's not going to give them a chance, he says, because he doesn't want them to have the balls to fight him. He points out that his sword is ranked number 12 on the universe's weapons list, and if they can combine their power, they'll be able to defeat an average god. This kid is a god, and he's the son of one of the true gods, so he can kill him with his sword.