In this chapter, we learn that the vampire master is in a bad mood. He's been drinking heavily, and he doesn't look like he's going to die anytime soon. He wants to kill the vampire and bury him in the outskirts of the town. The vampire master wants to find the vampire's wife and kill her, but he can't find a way to do it. He decides to take the carriage to the town to find her. He tells the servant that he'll leave the rest of the plan to the servant. The servant thinks that the master is just trying to get revenge on the vampire for killing his wife. He thinks that if the vampire were to kill him, no one would survive. He also thinks that they'll have to bury him somewhere in the town, since he is a vampire. He says that there are hammers, axes, saws, ropes, and even bricks at the cellar, so they shouldn't have to wait any longer. He plans to get the carriage and go find the lady. He doesn' t know what else to do with the plan, but the servant promises to take care of it.