In this chapter, Desdemona, the god of the north, tells the story of how she came to be the goddess of the south. She is the daughter of the god Alphonse, who is the founder of the universe. She was born in the south, and her father was a god in the north. When she was a child, she was sent to the north to be a god. She came back to the south to become a god, and when she was old enough to speak, she became a god herself. She became a goddess in order to be able to rule over the world. She also became the goddess Valeria, who was the god's consort. She had a daughter named Elmire, and she had a son named Nemo. She married Nemo, and they had two sons, Nemo and Valeria. When Nemo died, Elmire took his place as a god and took over as the goddess. She took over the role of Valeria's mother and father, and the two sons became gods themselves. When they were old enough, they became gods again. They were able to control the world and rule over it. They also ruled over the gods, but they were also able to do so in a way that was different from that of a human being. They had the ability to speak to one another and to communicate with one another. When Valeria died, the sons of the gods took over her place as gods. They spoke to each other in a language that was very different from the languages of their parents. When the sons spoke, they did not understand each other. They did not know each other's languages, and one of the sons said that he was afraid of the other sons because of the language they spoke. He also said that they were afraid of each other because of their race. He was afraid that they would kill each other if they spoke differently.