The next day, the blacksmith tells the monster that he chopped off his arms because he couldn't use them anymore. He's even more upset when he realizes that the iron on the monster's body makes him so stiff that he's going to have to kill him. The blacksmith says that the monster is even weaker than he is, but he can still use him as a reference. He also says that he can use the steam in his arm to burn the monster to death. He says that if the monster repents of provoking him, he can go back to the blacksmith and tell him that he ordered him to come to him. Wow, that sounds a lot like the guy who ordered the guy to come over to him in the first place. It's a shame that the blacksmiths are so bad, because they'd be able to make even more awesome weapons with their new weapons. The next time the blacksmith sees the monster, he says that it looks like the slum where the monster lives is just as bad as the slum itself. The gap between rich and poor in the slum is so wide that people can't really struggle to survive there, so the monster thinks that Lubys can beat him up. He asks the blacksmith if he can listen to his thoughts, and the blacksmith says he can only listen if he calls him in his heart.