In this chapter, we learn that the "great god of darkness" has become "a devourer" with "infinite consumption" as his servant begs him. The servant asks for the "dark magic" of the demon clan, and the servant confesses that he is willing to pay "with my soul" for it. He fears that his magic has been snuffed out, and he is afraid that he will have to flee. He tells the teacher that he has never dealt with a demon before, and that the demons are "demons with an unforgettable" and "unforgettable." The teacher tells him that the boy has said that the demon will soon surpass him in his power. The teacher asks if the boy's words are true, and if so, if the "demon clan" will be threatened. The princess says that they must gather more information before deciding on their next moves. She asks the teacher if they still plan to go to the "aisha kingdom." He replies that they will go, but that they need to return the "mourning of the circumstance" and ask the lord to decide whether they should alter their plans. The girl asks if anyone is in the village, and she says that she is a "bystander" who "by chance walked