In this chapter, the monster explains that he has come to demonstrate the power of the axis lamp, which will allow him to gauge the destiny of a person. The axis lamp will record everything that happens around the monster, even if the monster is not in the dream world. He explains that the time it takes for all living things to spend within the dreamworld is the same as it would take for humans to spend their entire lives in the real world. For example, if the time was 28 years, then all the living things in the world would spend 28 years. In addition, there would be 3,300 birds, 211,000 beasts, and 745 years of human existence. The monster says that he's heard stories about the monster and that it dissipated immediately. The chant was suspended, which means that the monster isn't even part of the herons. He's going to look for a room to stay. He doesn't know why the chant wasn't suspended, but he does know that everyone at the clan is wealthy. He also says that the lanterns the monster uses to reconstruct the past allow the monster to read the history of the world. This is a miracle, he says, because it's rare for a human being to talk to another human being. From then on, the bodyguard for the monster has always been the monster instead of the other way around.