The fairy king and the giant king of giants are fighting over who has the right to rule over the world, and they're about to lose. They're just one step away from being defeated, says the fairy king, and he's not worried about it. He's just worried about his brother, who's the king of the fairies. The other guys are worried that they'll have to fight with only a human being to guard them, but he reassures them that they don't need to lie to him. There are two of the Ten Commandments here, he says, and the only way they can defeat them is to strike them down. They need to take back the "light of divine grace" from the other guys. The guys think they've been invited to the party, but they didn't show up. They should just shut up and wait until the gates of the demon world open. They just happen to be on the same side as the demons, and that's all that matters. Everyone has their own reasons for fighting, but the fact of the matter is that no one is born evil. Still, he can't understand how anyone could react to seeing their comrades killed before their eyes. He doesn't even think of them as "the high handed type" .