In this chapter, we learn that the rules of power rankings are based on the number of rounds played in the previous round. In other words, the more rounds you play in a round, the higher your chances are of winning the next round. This means that if you win the first round, you'll get to play in the second round, while if you lose, you won't be able to advance to the third round. We learn that this means that you're going to have to fight more than one opponent in order to get to the fourth round. So, you see, the rules say that you can only fight one opponent at a time, so you can't have two or three opponents at once. So you can have as many opponents as you want, but you can never have too many opponents at one time. This is why we call it the "power rankings" system. We also learn that it's not just the two of them that can win the power rankings, but the other two as well. So basically, you can choose who you want to fight, and you can also choose your opponents based on how many rounds they played in that round. If you win, you get to choose your opponent for the fourth and final round, and so on. So that's it for this chapter.