The nightwalker is overjoyed to be alive. He thanks the fairies for saving him from the floating hills. He says that he is still going to take the nightwalker out of the world. He tells the other nightwalkers that they are the ones who are causing the world to go down the drain. They are oppressing others, he says, and that is why the world is in such a state of crisis. He reminds them that their magic has completely dried up and that they need to come up with a way to use it again. He compares them to the voices in the room that project the anima. He sees that they have the same weaknesses and vices as he does, and he knows that he has the same love for them. He also sees that the world has many bounties, but he is going to use them to reverse the Anima.