In this chapter, we learn that the three-star form is twice as strong as the previous one, and that the opponent is just a two-star fighter. This means that he is not very good at fighting at close range. He needs to avoid the lightning ball that will come at him later, and he can win with just one blow. This is the first time we see that the protagonist's spiritual power is not equal to the opponent's physical power. He says that he will shoot at a distance if the opponent does not come over now. The protagonist says that the brave man is flying so fast that he misses the first shot. He wants to see the protagonist on his knees, but the protagonist says he is trashing the stupid brave man's stadium. He also says that if the protagonist wants to fight back, he can do so in three days time. He adds that the rules of warfare do not allow for this kind of warfare. He calls the protagonist a "new mysterious fighter" and says that it is too early for him to talk about his sixth fight. He is here to collect the information of the opponent and make him into fish soup.