The chapter reveals the antagonist's internal conflict, questioning his repeated rebirth and powers, ultimately deciding he was born to destroy humanity. Ja-In, seemingly in a dialogue with a ghostly voice, grapples with the reasons for his actions. He reflects on the significance of human connection and love. He resolves to fight and protect others. Despite being in a weakened state, the antagonist is faced by survivors of his wrath, while understanding that their rage stems from lost loved ones, echoing the themes of love and connection earlier in the chapter.