In this chapter, we learn that the flaming god has refined his flaming power into the divine realm. He tells us that his power is not limited to the realm of fire, but extends to the realms of wind, snow, and darkness. The flaming god says that even if he does not face the flaming woman, he will still have his divine power to fight. He says that he and the woman are using each other, and that they are both using the other's power against him. He compares the flaming goddess to the flaming man, and says that she has broken his light and darkness power, which is the core force of his universe. He also says that it is only in this situation that he admires her. In this world, he says, "the most terrifying thing" is not the other person's enemy, but the "people with ulterior motives" and "vengeance scheming around you." The flaming man is the only one in this universe who rejected him. The fate of both of them is forever intertwined. Even if he were to die, he would still be reborn as a human being. He will come back to the land of the dead to help the woman.