We learn that the captain is in the middle of a fight with the other men, and that they're trying to save his brother from drowning. The captain says that he's come to live his life with the princess, and this fight isn't about him; it's about the demon lord. He's mad at the captain for coming back from purgatory to commit suicide, and he says that if the captain fails, it will all fall on them to stop the lord anyway. This sounds fun, the captain says, but he knows that he deceived the gods before, so he doesn't want to kill the gods next. But the captain still wants to know what's going on with meliodas, so the captain asks him if he'd like to join forces with them. He says that's a good idea, but the captain knows that the lord is using this to his advantage. The demon lord can turn any attack on his head, making it heal instead of weakening. This is illegal, the lord says, because any attacks on the demon get turned on and off. This means that the demon can turn his attacks on their heads, making them weaker and weaker. This seems like a good plan, but then the captain realizes that the plan is a bad one. He tells the captain to go back and think about it. He thinks that the