In this chapter, we're introduced to the "happy commemorative shot" of the Ten Commandments. It's taken from the front page of the New York Times. It shows a happy-looking meliodas and the "dirty goddess" , who's just returned from a fight with the "full chick counter" . The two of them are planning to take revenge on the "old man" and "that dirty goddess" and make him pay for his evil deeds. They're also planning to protect the "captain" from the "young master" who'll be killed by the old man if he doesn't stop the fight. Ooh, that's a good plan. The old man is going to have to pay for all of his sins, and he's not going to be happy if he can't pay for them. He's going to get his revenge on "the captain" by killing the young man. Aww, it's kind of a bummer that you're planning to kill the young master, but the captain isn't going to stop you from killing him. The captain is all, "hey, I'm not doing this for the love of the captain, but because I know that old man will die if I don't do something to stop him from killing me." The captain says he'll do whatever he can to stop old man, even if it means using his "super secret move" of licking the plate "all clean." Ooh! That's right, the captain's "secret move" is to "lick the plate" and stop the "seven deadly sins" of old man. He says he won't let old man kill