Three hundred years have passed, and the barrier between heaven and hell has been raised. The barrier has trapped the soul trapped in the body, but the soul has not been trapped by the barrier. Hesham enters the tomb, where he finds the body of the dead ignatius. He finds the golden eyes and the left hand of the body. He wonders if there is a baby in the tomb and wonders why the divine power has suddenly gone out of control. He also wonders if the north hall and the south hall are also interested in the same person. He tells the two men that he can no longer hold on to the idea that the body is still alive. He commands them to turn the direction of the earth and plunge into the cave. He then tells them that he has something to tell them, and that they should help him. He says that the special divine powers only last three times, and they should use the future world to create the blueprint of their dreamland. The two men enter the cave together, and he asks them if their ideal world is really the world they really want. He asks if they are torturing themselves by making extreme beliefs in the future. The soul, he says, has been cleansed of these extreme beliefs and has been restored to pure soul. The second step in creation of god is the fusion of soul and body.