In this chapter, we learn that the monster and the girl are in the middle of a battle, and that they are fighting for the territory of the king snake. The king snake is probably a mate for the kingsnake, so the two of them are in a fight for territory. The monster asks the girl if she will give him the girl. The girl says she will not, and the monster threatens to take her away from him if he does not give her to him. The boy says he admires the courage of the man who defied the monster, but he knows that he is not a coward. He tells the boy that if he wants the girl, he should give it to him, or else he will take it from him. He says that he has a dream about a girl who has mismatched eyes, and he wants to find her again. He locks himself in a big room so that he can't be caught, and when he hears the sound of the battle, he realizes that the key to the room is the only thing that can save him from being caught. He decides to tell the story of the baby girl, who is beautiful and beautiful, and asks what she found in the room. The story will return in the second volume of Deathface.