In this chapter, we learn that the god of underworld, god of the Underworld's supervisor, is the same god who drove the young dragon away from his father. He's also the same one who drove him away from the gods of the underworld. The young dragon tells us that he wants to save the world, but he doesn't have anyone else to ask for help. He has no one else who can help him, and he can't ask for anyone else's help because he's not interested in saving the world. The only thing he can ask for is the help of a god who's invisible to him. He wants to know if there's still a chance that the phoenix will come back. He asks if she stayed with the Emperor of gloom for a while, and she tells him that she once did. He tells her that she's probably dead, but that he can give her a chance. He says that he worked all day and all night to remove all the seals, and that he'll do it again. The Emperor of Darkness never spoke to him again after that, and the first three seals were removed. But he had suffered from the spell, and in the moment he stopped thinking, he would be hurt. It's like thousands of bugs eating his body, he says. He thinks about how he'd be hurt if he let his thoughts run wild. He wonders if the god in front of him