In this chapter, Friar Trelawney is talking to Gajeel, who is still disguised as a fairy. He tells him that he is going to open his eyes and see what is going on between him and the other man. He says that he has scales of iron on his head and that he can leap his flames and burn them up. He also says that the man who fought him the last time is not the same man he fought the first time. The two men laugh at each other's jokes, and they talk about how happy they are that they have something to settle their differences. They both say that they don't need to settle anything, because they can learn the creed and heek too. They also laugh at the fact that they are going to torment each other, and that if they do, it will be them. They all agree that it is better for them to be humiliated than to torment someone else. They are both so happy that they want to see which of them is the true lion. The other man is amazed at how strong he is, and he asks if he can have a new trick for his own.