The monster asks if he's sure that chaos is here. The smell of Chaos reminds the monster of the smell of his own body. He asks if there's a way to get out of the soul prison. The answer is no. There's no way, says the monster, because souls can't be sucked out by force. If a soul were sucked out through force, it would turn into ashes. The monster says he prefers to defeat the monster and go in himself. He tells the monster that he was his first target, but the monster changed his mind when he saw how weak he was. He says he'll stop the bleeding first, and then he can go out to finish the monster off. He wants to know why the monster came to hell, and the monster replies that he came to seek death. He's not weak, he says, and he wants to try his rocket that can kill the beast. If the monster beats him, he won't get killed, so why didn't he come to hell without hesitation? The monster tells him that he and his brothers are his brothers, and that their business is his. He also says that if they somehow defeat Chaos, they'll be able to escape the prison.