In a soliloquy, Vale tells the others that he's not going to fight them because they're talking too much. He tells them that he has a magic barrier that keeps the undead out of his sight. He also tells them to stop talking about the battle because it's too epic. Vale says that he knows what the barrier is, but he doesn't know how to use it. He says that the undead is after his magic barrier, and that's why they brought him in the first place. They brought him into the cave full of spirits, he says, and now he has an even bigger barrier. He asks the others if they can do anything to stop the battle, but they can't. They should send the undead far away, or stop the undead from moving. They can even seal off the ice field with a seal, but that would be too much for the undead to do. They've already done that, and they don't have any more time to do it. Vale asks if they should just let the undead go. He wants to know why they didn't just let him go and fight the undead alone. They could have beaten him up and taken him as a hostage. He's willing to give them the answers they want.