In this chapter, we learn that many people enter the nine-layered deathlands either to seek opportunities or to seek revenge. The narrator tells us that the people who enter the deathlands are either looking for opportunities or they are looking for revenge. He asks the narrator if he was there to make him a good person. He says that he is handsome, graceful, and has a gentle voice. He is hiding in the Nine-Layered Deathlands because he has important matters to deal with. He tells the narrator that it is not a long time since he has met him and yet he wants to be part of the group. He wonders why he is pushing him away. He points out that he has not had any prejudices towards him and that he does not need to worry about him. He explains that he found the spiritual-origin fruit, which is the reason they entered the nine layers. He wants to take it and use it to digest its energy, but the narrator asks him if he is human and asks if he even wants a precious thing like the fruit. He replies that in this world, people are killed for food and those who die for wealth. In the end, those who are killed stay dead, while those who get injured stay alive. He concludes that in the world of the dead, people have seven emotions, six desires, and a candle that is blown out has nothing left behind. He adds that in a world where people are alive, it is much more interesting to live in than in the dead world.