In this chapter, we learn that the gods were not created by humans, but by animals. The gods were created by animals because they feared and respected the gods. Now that humans are afraid and respect the gods, how do they deal with the monsters? The falcon asks the vice captain if he thinks that it would be possible for humans to believe in themselves so strongly. The vice captain says that he doesn't think it's possible, but the falcon points out that he's already beaten up the dog, and now the dog's owner is coming after him for revenge. The falcon says he'll kill one of the traitors, but he thinks he might be overambitious. He's not interested in helping, he says, and he thinks the traitor is going to sneak up on him and kill him on sight. He says he won't even help him, and that's why he came to fight against the three of them. He also says he knows it is the falcon, and says he will deal with both traitors today.