In this chapter, we learn that Oswald's heart rate and breathing are normal, and that he fainted suddenly. We also learn that he's been hypnotized, which means that he can't wake up. This means that Oswald has two choices: he can either hand Oswald over to him, or he can kill Oswald right here. Oswald is afraid of his powers, and he doesn't want to make any trouble for himself. He tells Oswald that the villains of the world are "getting worse" and that doing so to threaten him means that you're afraid of the powers of the original Oswald. Oswald says that if he were the original, he would've succeeded. He also says that he hopes that Oswald won't sell his older brother to a woman who's thirty years older than Oswald. He says that it's sinful for an adult to gamble and get their children involved. He adds that he knows that trafficking is illegal, so he'll go to the police and report it to them. Oswald then asks why he hasn't killed Oswald yet. He's sure that experiments will improve, he says, but this is the first time Oswald has seen this mask before. He