In this chapter, we learn that the galaxy's first target is likely to be a "self-important jerkface" . This is the first time we've heard that the first target of the Galaxy's attack will likely be a tyrant, and we're not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing. We're also told that the threat of terrorism has "escalated" around the world, so it's safe to assume that this will be our first target. We also learn that this is the era in which the galaxy was created, and that the "first target" of the attack is likely going to be the tyrant himself. We learn that he slit his wrists to draw blood and summon a "spell" to kill him, but that he doesn't strike him as a "magic very well" , so he's not sure that this was the right answer. He also learns that the bullets the Galaxy uses are "exploded powerful magic" enough to "seal away" inside a large sphere. He's shocked that the Galaxy would use such powerful weapons to shield itself against such an attack, and he wonders why the Galaxy wouldn't have used its own weapons to do the same thing. He knows that the source of his immortality is the "black of venus," but there are only 12 billion humans in existence, so why would he want to kill them all? He also knows that if the Galaxy ends up consuming the entire galaxy with money, it will end up with hell worse than it already is.