In this chapter, we learn more about the fairy-tale character of Natsu. He is a dragon-slayer, and he has a special magic that allows him to envelop himself in a fire and eat fire. This magic is very ancient, and it seems that Natsu and his partner are in constant search for the dragon who raised him. He tells Elzbieta that she is up against the Council, and that the Council is the one who is making the mistake. He also tells her that he has stood up as a defender of fairy tail, and is mortified that his people have put him in a position to be blamed for the council's actions. He says that he knows some "incredible people" who do not make trouble, but he does not want to make trouble. He asks her if she really wants to be released, and she says that she does not. She tells him that she owes him a favor, and asks him if he would have gone after her if he had not done so. He replies that he would pretend to be her and pretend that he did not go after her. She says that this trial was meant to be a show, but that it was for the Council to keep tight public control on their wizards. She also says that if it werent for her little rampage, she would probably be back at fairy-tail before the day.