In this chapter, we learn the definition of the word "life" . In other words, we find out that we're not supposed to be sad when we die, but happy when we live. We also learn that we should be grateful for what we have, even if we don't get what we want. We're also told that we shouldn't worry about what other people think of us, because akashi, or akashi's ability to sense time, is just as important as our ability to see things in the real world. We learn that the only way to bring back people from the dead is to imagine what they're like in our minds. This means that even if you use the "power of the gods" , you'll only be able to imagine the people in your head. That's not fair, says the dude who brought back the dead Natsus Megu . He's just a copy of his brain, not a real person.