This chapter opens with a description of the "war buff circle" . It's clear that this is a reference to the ancient Greek god of war, the god of the sky. The narrator says that he's not sure if it's the wind or the sun, but he does know that the sky looks like a "solid, sa magister Negi magi . . the magical world, vs. magical world ." The narrator goes on to say that he can see the "upside-down land" , which is like a wall around the circle. He also says that there are "man passing martial artists" on the scene, and he wonders if they're trying to kill him. He wonders if the martial artists are trying to harm anyone, but the narrator points out that no one will be hurt. The martial artists, the narrator says, are just summoning "beasts" that spilled out of the battle on the other side of the circle, and they are headed for "one ne paricular spot ." This is the last day of the summer vacation, and the narrator announces that they'll be holding a "surprise event" for everyone. He says that the "school festival" was a big event, and this time, the "enemy's objective" is right here, in the "world tree." He wonders what the "sw in the dents" are up to, since they seem to have been tricked into this "world initiative ."