This chapter's epigraph is from a famous poem by the famous poet, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Longfellow's poem is entitled "Let's Attack Together Three Intensifyingly Sunlit Divine Demons Dares to Interfere in My Way." In this poem, Longfellow describes three divine demons who dare to interfere in his way. He says that he wants to train his own fighting skills with the three divine beings. He tells his juniors to take a break from the game, but they should hurry up and attack. He shows them the gap in their power and says that their domain can even suppress his power. This is bad! Go to hell! This power! you have planned this before! . . what a pity!" . he says. he can no longer believe that they could block the sudden attack. It seems like you want to die, so you'll get the first one. Aww! a quadruple divine immortal demon is strong! Although he might be stronger in terms of movement or speed, he says that this brat is stronger than him. Thanks to Senior zhang, he wouldn't have a match with him if they got into a duel