In this chapter, we learn that the monster is the real one, not the centaur or the red snake. In fact, he's the one who's been making a lot of noise lately. He's so excited that he can't even believe that he forgot that he was supposed to be the real monster. The kid is freaking out because the monster isn't making any noise at all. He wants to know if the kid's okay, but the kid doesn't want to get into a fight with the monster. He tells the kid to wake up, because he'll kill the kid if he does. He also warns the kid not to judge people based on their appearance, because that'll only make them more dangerous. He says that if the snake knew that the kid was an ugly monster, she would go on a "ravaging rampage" . This kid is totally wrong. He thinks that the guy's mind-reading abilities are off, because the woman in his heart is so important to him. He wonders if there's something wrong with his ability to read people's minds. The guy is probably a "transformation" , and the woman's abilities are probably "mind-reading" or something like that. The dude's combat abilities are also unknown, so it's time for him to test his new powers. He knows that the woman can read his thoughts, but he still needs to be careful, because she can see everything going on in his mind. He needs to control it, he says, and he needs to