In this chapter, we learn that the spirit of a deceased person has escaped from hell. It's sadako, who brought a poisonous snake into work. The snake escaped by using it to escape from hell, and the demons tricked the spirit into thinking that it was a harmless snake. Now that the snake has escaped, it's time for the demons to do their dirty work. They've got to rustle up a new set of horns for the snakes, and they're going to have to do it with the super dog that's been roaming the streets of Japan. The super dog has been running around like a wild animal, and now the boss has to figure out how to use it to torture the super ior. The boss is all, "Gee, I'm going to give her double the gifts that you'd give to the other, employ grape torturer hell" . He doesn't know what's going on, but he's sure that she's in love with the boss. He's also sure that the boss is trying to get her to marry him, but she'll probably never do it, because hell is too hot for a man to be gentle with a woman. The king of hell might be a "hack," but he still needs to serve the king loyally. He tells the gang that hell is big, and that the afterlife is big too. He also tells them that there's a lot of repetition in Japan's afterlife, which is like the afterlife in Korea. He says that the idea of hell was borrowed from various countries, like India and China. The afterlife in Japan is like hell in Korea, with lots of trials overseen by ten kings, and lots of space for everyone to do his or her thing. This is why the court lady is so