In the meantime, he'll be fine. He asks where the great master is. He's so tired, he says, that he's not sure how to put the story together. He wants to get back to business as usual, so he doesn't want anything to do with the mysterious deaths of the previous two generations of tarnia. He apologizes for his part in the deaths, and says that he won't accept any punishment from the government. He explains that each new generation inherits the memories of the past generations, and that each generation is different from the previous ones in that they are completely different from their predecessors. He says that the previous generations were happy to die, because they thought that death would be meaningful to them. He adds that the death of a generation is the most joyous moment in their lives, because it marks the end of their lives as well. The second joyous moment is when he stays with them until the end, because the poison in their bodies increases exponentially when they die. They're happy to be dead, because their deaths are useless and dangerous to everyone.