In this chapter, we learn that only those who comprehend the magical force can use it, and that the only ones who are able to do so are the ones who have the magical powers. This is the first time that we've seen the young man express his desire to use the force, and we're not sure how he'll react to the idea of using it. He says he's going to try his best to understand it, but he also wants to protect the promise he made to the gods. He wants to know if it's possible to manipulate the powers of the demigod, and he wants to see if there's anything else that can restore a person to their youth. He's also curious about the fact that this is the only time in the entire history of the world that someone has been able to restore someone's youth. The young man asks the gods to show him how he can do this, and the gods says he can only do it for five seconds at a time. This means that he can't even make the woman breathe, or even revive her heart. He can only use his magical powers to heal himself, and this is pointless. The only person who can revive a dead body is the person's family, so the only way to do this is to use his/her magical powers on the dead body.