In this chapter, we find out that the dagger that was used to kill the priestess is actually a piece of parchment that has been cut from the Kamasutra, the sacred text of the Akahoe. The parchment contains instructions for the use of the dagger, but the instructions are missing some important elements. Because of this omission, the dagger has been dipped in the blood of ancient people who have used the dagger to kill themselves. We learn that the original instructions were not copied, but only the parts that contained the words "moon crimson" were cut out of the original parchment. This means that the "blood" of the ancient people was actually mixed with the dagger's blood to make it red. The dagger is then dipped in blood from the lips of the priestess, and the "devil" snatches the woman's face. We're not sure what izana means by "dan gerous," but we're going to find out once and for all once this chapter is over. We don't yet know how the owner of the notebook found out about this, but we do know that izana has told her mother that she wants the dagger. We also learn that she's been urging izana to use the dagger many times, but that she didn't want to, because izana's dead mother was urging her to do it anyway. This is why izana is so upset, because she knows that her mother wants this dagger. She also knows that she sees the dagger in front of her, too, and that's why she wants it. She tells izana that she doesn't need the dagger anyway, because it's just like