In this chapter, we learn that the battle between the two gods is over. The battle is over, and the gods have lost. The old geezer tells his disciples that they have been planning the whole thing for centuries, and that he is sorry that he has lost. He tells them that the fight is between two saints, and they should not interfere. He says that he heard the same words three times in one day, and he asks if they will tell him if he interferes in the fight. He wonders if they are dead, and wonders if he will have to pay if they interfere in the battle. He wants to leave to revive some of his friends, but he knows he has already exhausted all of his innate energy.