In this chapter, we are introduced to a new character, the spirit of the dragon. He is a fifth-generation dragon-slayer, who has come to eat the wood-dragon god aldoron. The spirit is confused by the smell of the web, which is stuck to his body. The web, he says, smells like the heavenly dragon, and he is clinging to it. The smell is so strong that he cannot believe that he is actually clinging to a sleeping dragon. The two of them are sitting on the sleeping dragon's left hand, and they can see the blade of the dead dragon and the skull of the corpse dragon. They decide that they will eat the food soon, and that they should not tell anyone that they are going to do so. They do not know what will happen if they do not act immediately, but they do know that if they act before their powers are sealed, there is and lucky they will be able to accomplish their goal. They can sit back, and let the gods do their work. They think that they can get into the fun of eating the food, but after that, the gods might get in their way and they should eliminate them. They also think that the gods can read minds, so they should act before they seal their powers. They wonder if they could sit back and allow the gods to do all their work, or if they should let them do what they want. They are not sure what they will do after that. They should kill the gods, they think, and then they will eliminate the gods. They know that they have to kill all interlopers, even if they are women, because they will not be allowed to harm the hair on the head of a woman. They still havent set things straight from the rainy day, they say. They have not killed anyone since then, but still they haven't told anyone what they