In this chapter, the Underground Man delivers a series of soliloquys, in which he criticizes his master's decision to fight over the world. The Underground Man says that if he wants everyone to get back to reality, all he needs to do is "ignore us" . If he wants to fulfill his obligation to the girls at school, he has only one choice: ignore them. He tells them that they have a right to a "happy life at school" without being involved in "nonsenseless incidents" in this "continual world" , and he asks them to go out and "have tons of fun" and "enjoy a happy life" at school. Asuna says that this is a "san nce break" and that he's keeping "frow" with it. He asks her why she's going to "destroy the world," and she says that he can either refuse or get involved in any way he wants. She tells him that if they don't agree to his demands, he'll "threaten to hurt" them and all of the people in front of them . She asks him to listen to what he has to say and to stop being a "sleazey kid" and listen to his "sleazy way" and not listen to anything he says. She says that she got help from "informers" to get to this point, and she compares him to the other people in the crowd who are "like fellow people illusion" and who are too scared to do anything about it. She warns him that he has no reason to be quiet and persistent. He says that his only reason for being here is to destroy the "world," and if he doesn't give him what he wants, he will hurt him and the crowd. She reminds him that