In this chapter, we learn that the two divine beasts, the guardian dragon and the spirit devourer, are the same person: they are the successors to the blazing temple. They are also the same people who have been living in the land for thousands of years. If the two of them end up fighting, it will be a bad thing for the feng shui sacred land. The guardian dragon says that they can't do anything about it, because the successor to the temple is the "lord of all world" . He also says that the weather is still cold in the sacred land, which means that the enemy has no choice but to attack. He tells the two gods that he is worried for them to go alone, but that they should tell the enemy that they don't need to worry about it anymore. He says that even the three kings of god are watching from the other side of the wall. He adds that even if he loses, he will still have to submit to him. If he wins, the enemy will still submit, and he will disappear from the scene. He has made some preparations for his own death.