In this chapter, we learn that the lost aspect of destiny is going to the part of the soul that is lost. This means that if you apply the "lost aspect" to your opponent's soul, he or she will lose his or her life. This is a bad idea, because it means that the opponent' life will be erased from the history of the world. The only way to stop this is to kill the opponent, and that's exactly what he's doing. He's going to lock the opponent up for the rest of eternity, and he doesn't want to die. He wants to be reborn, and this isn't the way to do it. If he dies, he'll be locked up forever, and it's not going to make any difference to him. He can't stop using this magic, he says, because he already made up his mind to stop using it. He tells the gray guy to stop trying to kill him, and to keep his life on the line, because even if you kill zeref, your life will still be on life support. The gray guy says, "Don't even try it, you're a friend, and I'm going to kill you, too. Pump don't pump, you are my friend. Don't die, keep your life on living, and you'll win or lose. It's a cruel destiny, but it'll still be okay.