The next day, the men are still waiting for the return of the last of the ingots, and they're not sure what to do with it. They don't know how to get it back, and now they've got to figure out a way to make it work again. They're also not sure how to make the sword work again, since it's still frozen. Hillville is all, "Gee, that's a good idea. I'm going to make a sword out of it." Shmoop chimes in, "Dude, you're going to have to get a new sword, right?" . Shmoopers off, telling Hillville that he's got to get the sword working again. He's also got to make sure that the blade is still hot enough to heat up the metal, because the last time he tried to use the sword, the blade was frozen. It's time to harden it up, Shmooper says. He also tells Hillville about the fact that Shimada has been gone for a while, and he'll probably die if he doesn't get his revenge on the men. He says that he thinks Shimada is just going to die for the sake of the others, and that he won't regret losing his life for them. He then asks why the blade isn't hot enough, and Hillville tells him that the sword was forged with an incomplete set of ten powers. Shimada was the only person who could use all of the powers on the blade, which means that he was able to use all ten powers on one sword. So, if the blade wasn't really frozen, then it was just magical that took over the blade and made it work. That's why he gave him the book, he says, because he