This chapter opens with a description of paradise, which is described as a lush garden with fish swimming in the sky and a balot running in the distance. The narrator tells us that the paradise is a place where humans and animals can live together in peace and harmony. It is also a place in which they can experiment with new ways of living together. He also mentions that the October company, which controls the mardock city, and the shell's gambling establishment are part of an illegal enterprise. He asks the narrator not to ask doctors to make him feel pain, because he knows what he has to do. He tells the narrator that the goal of his mission is to expose the enterprise behind the case. The October company is part of the illegal activities of the shell and mardock gambling establishment. He says that he wants to show the world the meaning of paradise by exposing it. He wants the narrator to be able to access the data within the paradise so he doesn't have to feel pain. He adds that the narrator should ask the doctors not to give him any pain, since he knows how to do it himself. He then asks if the narrator can have access to the images of the machines in the paradise. He replies that he can, but that he needs to be careful with the images. He explains that the images show him that there is no war, and that he is wasting money destroying all the weapons. He goes on to say that the weapons were all their created power and that they were here at the request of the government. They were all the people's created power, and here at Boilea's. He concludes that