In this chapter, we learn that the ice and the snowpresses are both proud of their power. The icepresses, in particular, are proud of the fact that they are able to produce the strongest electric currents in the world. As the chapter opens, the icepresse tells his little sister, "little sister ice," that her haughty appearance is very attractive. He tells her that he has been lonely all these years, and now that he sees that her relationship with the other girls is very good, he wants to beat her up. He also tells his sister that he does not even know a single friend, and that now he dares to flirt with the girls. He says that he cannot take it anymore, because he has shown them his authority, and he feels that the girls are taking him for an ornament. He warns her that if she gets hit by the thunder, she will turn into ashes. He then tells her to come on and hit him, and then he will deal with her later. She tries to stop him, saying that they have to do a job for her. She tells him that she is only doing it for him, but he says that his love for her is so great that he will not stop loving her even if she is a lady. He asks her why he feels like his lightning is slowing down, and she says that it is because of the cold. She then tells him to taste his lightning and see if it is faster or slower. He does so, and when he tastes his lightning, he realizes that the cold is sending shivers through his spine. He decides to go after her.