In this chapter, we learn that the demon realm is a smelly place. It's not the best place to be a demon, because it's full of bad people. In fact, the smell of the demon world is so strong that it makes it difficult for the lower-class demon tribes like the ones in this chapter to thrive. The narrator tells us that he has motives, and that's why he doesn't want his sister to hear that he's a bad person. He's just trying to make a point. He says that if his sister hears him say that, she'll be upset. He tells us to be careful when we're talking about people, because he can hear what you're saying. He also says that he prefers being a chef than being a future King of the Demon Realm. He adds that he doesn1t want to become a future king because he wants to preserve the purity of the tribe. He then says that the brat in the front of him is the only hope for the future. He reminds us that his sister will be upset if she hears that, so she shouldn1t be surprised if he says something bad about her. He goes on to say that he hasn1t thought about becoming the future king, but that he would rather be a good chef than the future King with a bad reputation. If he had thought about being a king, he would have told his sister what to do, but now that he thinks about it, he says, he won1t tell her. If she heard that, then she would be so upset that she wouldn1t even want to be in the room with him. So, he tells her, she should confess her own problem to her mom, and then he can teach her how to do it. He