In this short scene, we get a glimpse into the mind of Erik Brobdingnag, who is trying to decide what to do with himself and his family. He's worried that his wife and daughter are about to die, and he wants to make sure that they're not forgotten. Erik tells us that he's already killed all the important people in his life: his wife, his daughter, his boss, and his friend Abner. He also tells Erik that he brought his wife back to him like a young man, and that's why he loved it so much. Erik says he'll pay Erik a lot of money to finish the family off. Erik is shocked that Erik would want to kill so many important people. He says that Erik is the executor of the ironfingers, which means that he can do whatever he wants with his time. Erik wants to know why Erik is killing so many people, and Erik says that it's just pure killing intention. Erik points out that Erik's real power is that he kills people like that. Erik doesn't know how to react to this, but he does know that he has to kill Erik. Erik tries to calm him down by saying that killing people is the only way to unlock his good mood. Erik thinks that killing Erik is like killing a tiger. Erik realizes that Erik has trapped his blade in the air, and yells at him to get up and leave the fight.