This chapter opens with a description of the rain that has fallen from the sky. It's actually human blood, and the narrator thinks that it's an omen that the rain is coming from enemies or allies. He thinks that the blood of the enemy or allies is like hell, and he wonders if the enemy is actually a human. He also thinks that this is a major world that's been conquered by the saint clan and that the human world lord has come to surrender. He wonders if there are already human traitors in the human race who've joined the saints, and if the saints will accept him if he's willing to join them. The narrator says that the saints are recruiting human cultivators to help them conquer the major worlds they've conquered, and that once they're recruited, they don't have to worry about being betrayed. They'll be able to use their recruits' power to keep the world under their control, and they can even use their recruited human world lords to help keep the peace in the world. He says that he is looking for death, and it seems like he might have suffered from the "god slaying strike" when he was a kid. He doesn't know why, but he does know that he can spare his life. He's learned the "emperors soul mark," which greatly increases his soul's power. He knows that the major world is on the border of the human alliance with the "thoughtlessness of gods