The demon god tells the warrior that the potion he gave him last night is a "rare heirloom" that has been passed down from generation to generation. The warrior fainted before he could claim the potion, and the demon god wants him to reflect on what he's done. He tells him that the story is "purely fictitious," and that there's no intent to describe real events or people in the setting. He also says that the sacred continent hasn't had a baby in ten years. The demon God wants to give birth as soon as he can, and he asks the warrior to accept him as his son. He says that claire told him that he'd be a mess without the potion last night, and if she didn't say that, he wouldn't notice. He then says that he doesn't have any discomfort in his body, and that he keeps getting distracted. He asks the woman if she's feeling unwell, and she says that's fine. He goes on to say that the demon God shouldn't give birth to his son, because he'll find someone better qualified to do the job. The woman says that she can't accept him, but he says that having a demon's body also means that his bodily fluids contain "extreme powers" . She says that various races of humans have intermarried with him, and since then, no other human like her has ever been able to do so. She adds that, since he claims to be God, he might as well give birth by himself