The rave master tells the king that he's feeling pretty good. He's glad to be back on his own, since he promised he'd be back soon. The king tells him to forget about the Oracion six and just enjoy the "night breeze" . He also tells the rave master not to worry about the battle with the other five demon lords. They're even stronger than him, the king says, and the only one who can beat them is the one who gave them orders. He tells the master to go across the continent and find a rave of combat. The master says he doesn't care what the other raves think of him, because the very thing which can awaken the rave could also seal the deal between elie and the demon lord. It might have been "fate" that brought the two together, the master says. He asks the king if he likes his dance and the experiment, and he says he does, but he can't really understand them. He wants to know who he really is and if he can find his past, at least he can make his future. He says he'll take a picture of elie with him, and then he asks where they're going to meet up for a dance battle. Uh-oh, the guy's late. He should trade in the dragon for a turtle, he says. And then he says, "it has finally begun," and they'll meet up in the jungle.