In this chapter, the narrator sings a song about the power of creation. He says that he is the only person in the universe who can correct the mistake that he has made. He is the creator of the universe, the source of all life, and the father of all things. He tells the audience that he expects the god of creation to break down in the end, but that he still doesn't want people to be destroyed. The narrator then sees the bodies of the god and the goddess of life, which are filled with the aura of destruction and life. This means that the lives of the gods and goddesses have also ended.