This chapter opens with a description of the sound of the fairy's voice. It's the voice of the "brat" from the previous chapter, and it's a bit of a mouthful. The brat is really strong, but he's also avoiding the fight. He also seems to have a weird footwork, which means he doesn't attack as hard as the other guy. The sound of his voice reminds the brat of his old self, and he tells the brat that he likes the brat even more now. He tells her that he hasn't had an intense fight for a long time, but that he'll have to fight harder if he wants to stay in the forest. He's afraid that the forest's aura is still there, and that he won't be able to stay any longer. He asks the brat if he should give up, but the brat says that he can't, because he can only eat the fairy-dan in front of him. He feels a cold shiver pass through his body, and the bugle sound reminds him of the cobweb attack. The bugle sounds remind him that he has been caught in the "frostbound web" . He sighs a little, but then he says that the bug-dan isn't going to let him escape. He wants to fight the two of them in one move, but they've managed to evade his attack without getting hit by a single bugle. He says he likes strong preys because they make the search more enjoyable. He then asks the little girl if she remembers him from the last time they met, and she says that she does, but she's not sure if it would be worth telling him his identity to two people who are about to die.