This chapter's epigraph comes from a poem by the late poet Alexandre Dumas. It's about a chain of evil that smashes together, and the poem is about a group of people who have spent years talking about it over and over again. The poem's title is "The 31 Chain of Evil," and it's a reference to the number of evil-doings that have happened in the world over the past 31 years. It also refers to the fact that the people in the poem have been talking about the same thing for so long that it seems like they've been talking over each other for a long time. The poet says that he's figured out that the guys in the militia aren't really that bad, and that they're just trying to get revenge on a girl or a strong man. He's not sure if they really want revenge on him, or if they just want a hero to help them out. He says that the grin that yusuke gave him is proof that they really do want revenge. He also says that if he joined the leader's ship instead of the militia, he'd be able to do more good for the people of the country. He tells the gang that he knows that the girl is a suicide trooper, but that he just saved her life by joining the gang. The gang asks the poet to introduce them to their leader the next day, and he says that's what he'll do. The two of them agree to stay in the jungle for the day if the cartel doesn't find out about the drug trade. They'll stay for a while, and if they find out, they'll have to kill the cartel leader. The girl says that her name is YotYotsuya and that she's been in the cartel for four months. She says that she was kidnapped by the jaguars four months ago, and her little brother and mother were among twelve people who were kidnapped and held as hostages. The war between the terrorists and the cartels has been going on for years