This chapter opens with a discussion about the mysterious death of dreams. It's not just in dream worlds, but also in dreams that are in the present. Some people think that it's a coincidence, but others think that the same person is responsible for the deaths of several people in the past week. The narrator says that he doesn't think the killer is acting alone. He thinks that the killer must have been acting with two other people. He also says that they need to find the killer ASAP. He says that if they want to catch him, they should eat all of his hair and then stab him in the guts. He's surprised that they didn't find out more about him before they came to present. He explains that for the past five years, they've been trying to find out who the killer was, but they couldn't figure out who she was until they found her in the dream world. They're not worth killing, he says, if he just left. He wants to tell them something about himself before he leaves. First of all, his name isn't revealed, but the word "rebel" is used to describe people who are strong enough to destroy dreams.