In this chapter, the teacher explains that the silk road is the "dream libary," a place where seekers without the power of magic can learn from their souls. He tells the students that the glass ball they saw in the room was a magical tool that they could use to go to the "unrealistic world" created by many great masters of magic. The teacher also tells the story of how he and his sister followed the fierce face into a desolate suburb and how they used the magic of the road to discover the strange aura of the face. He explains that they followed the two to the remote place and then they would do the same thing separately, but now that they are on the same road, they decide to sneak up on the "fierce face" and use the "soul of art" of the treasure to their advantage.