In this chapter, we learn that the princess's feelings for Arthur are no longer clear. She is still in the dungeon, but she is not in love with him. She wants to know why she has been locked up, and why the sisters are discussing a plan to free her from the dungeon. Arthur tells her that she is mistaken, and that he is going to move her to a safer place, where he can spy on her. He tells her to go wherever she wants, and he will open the door to let her out. Arthur asks if the princess has been moved out of the dungeon yet, and she says that it is not yet time. Arthur says that they are dealing with the "seven deadly good," and that they should not let the sins of the ceremony get in the way of a fight. He says that he will send a knight in his place to rumble in the middle of the fight, and Arthur thanks him for saving him.