This chapter opens with a long speech by the snake-demon. He tells the audience that he is the boy from the demon village who is staying with the sky demon. He explains that he was the one who was supposed to save the customer from the snake's curse. He says that he has a nine-heavens thunder-rush talisman, which he says belongs to him. He also says that a young man came to the village earlier that afternoon and was taken to the cave by the priest. The priest says that the young man will be able to dispel the spell by a long time. He adds that his husband is also in the cave and that he will destroy the enchantment by himself. The snake says that they are thankful for the uselessness of the man. He then says that his wife is jealous of him and wishes that he had only eyes for her. He goes on to say that the cave is so large that it would have been easy to open someone up inside the coffin and eat them.