The narrator tells us that he's going to kill the murderers. He's not going to let his children die. They're all going to die, he says, because they're against him and the techno-cult. He wants to go help his mom and her family, so he decides to go to a cave in the mountains. There's a fountain of copper in the cave, and the children will be cured. The narrator says he'll live on in his memory and in his son's memory. The family thanks him for his bravery, and says they owe him their lives. He says he had sworn he'd kill them with his own hands, but now he can give them what's left of their bodies. He promises to give them the bodies of his family. He also says that he will go back to the vatican prison, where he dressed up as a prisoner, and convinced the prisoners that he had killed them. Now he can be your supreme priest.