"symphonia rave" is the title of this chapter, and it describes a conversation between a young man and his master. The young man tells his master that he is waiting for his master, who has not yet ascended to the top of the city walls. He asks his master if he will kill his parents if he tells him to do so, and the young man replies that he would protect his master from harm, but that he does not enjoy killing people. He says that he wants to be a fine sorcerer, but he must protect the time of the people, and that is why he has become a tyrant. He adds that he has fought against his master because he wants chronos for himself, and he says that if he dies for time, he will die for him. This is a reference to the fact that chronos is a sacred gift from God, and all sorcerers must master their craft in order to be able to use them. He also says that the only way to gain chronos from God is to kill the people who worship him, and this is what he has done. He is sorry that his master is dead, but says that his heart is glad to see him alive. He thinks that he will not lose the people he loves, even though they tried to kill him.