The chapter opens with a description of the soul of a god. It is a large bridge, and the remnants of his soul are still abundant. He tells the audience that he and the rest of the Seven have no time to waste, and that there is still one remaining soul that he does not want to give away. He says that he was planning to give it to the woman, but that the rat is starting to hunt it, and they are leaving. The rat is looking for him, and he says that all the women in the room are his, and so he is waiting for his signal. He explains that he gave his sword to break free so that he would not be suspicious of his relationship with the woman. He adds that such a method will only anger him, since the woman seems more dismissive of him. He wonders who the woman was who said she was his only possible partner, and wonders if it is time to see who will succeed. The door to the room is open, he says, and once the door is opened, he will be able to open his consciousness and defeat the seven. He asks the woman why she is not moving, why she does not suppress the rat, and why she has to obey his orders. The woman says that