The chapter opens with a description of the "combination of three elements" . The three elements are water, fire, and air. Water is the basic element of the universe, fire is the element of energy in the air and air are the elements of matter in the earth. The essence of the three elements is symbolized by the symbol yin, which is the symbol of the sun. Fire and air, the basic elements of the earth, are symbolized by yin and yang, the symbols of heaven and earth. Water and fire are the basic ingredients of all three elements. The sun is the sun, the moon is the star, and the earth is the source of matter. The elements of heaven are the heaven, earth, and spirit, the essence of which is represented by the sun and the moon. In other words, the sun represents the earth; the moon represents the stars; fire represents the energy of the air, water, and fire. As the chapter begins, the narrator explains the concept of the combination of elements. It is a combination of the elements that are in conflict with one another. In this case, water is the water element, fire the fire element and air the air element. The narrator explains that this combination is a new concept, and that it completely destroyed the ninth element of water magic. He is sure that it would not be possible outside of one's own body. He tells the story of how a little girl named yue refused to hold him back when he said that she would not. He explains that he is also a student at the school, and he is afraid that the whole school will be taken aback by this discovery. He says that he will stay with the two juniors and report it to the directors immediately. He also tells the narrator that the school is just about to open, so all of the directors will be there. He adds that he heard from one of the senior students when they were registering that there were many benefits to the