In this chapter, we learn that the person who is responsible for the destruction of the world is the same person who has been organizing the radicals to destroy everything in the world. The monster tells us that he is the one who first suspected his identity. He says that everything he has done is for the sake of the future of the shanghai world, so that the mythical beasts will once again be able to stand above the human race. He also says that he has never stopped him, probably because he also desires the same thing himself. He promises that after he hands over kunlun to him, he will do more for him than he ever could have done. He tells the monster that jing is a mere dog that belongs only to him. He compares him to ants, trash, and playthings, and says that no matter how much jing helped him, no matter what he did for the people around him, they will only take for granted. He then says that the monster is just a hypocrite because he treats jing like a plaything. He explains that when he first saw the monster, he thought he saw a warm morning light on the kunlun mountaintop. He was afraid that he would slip away from him, so he kept him in a protective circle. He wishes that he could stay by his side forever.