Yimo and Euphemia discussed where she could stay, with Euphemia teasing Yimo about his intentions. Yimo admitted he was too cautious to take a blood-soaked woman through the streets of London.
Yimo watched the news and concluded that London was beyond saving. The city’s government could not resolve the plague, a series of murders, or the citizens’ growing dissatisfaction.
Yimo was surprised by Euphemia's certainty as she examined photos of the victims. Euphemia identified their blood loss as an ancient vampire method once used to preserve food.
The chapter introduced a serial-murder culprit who was also a player in the Death Game and questioned whether he would flee after being discovered. It ended before revealing what the criminal decided or did.
Yimo recognized Suger at the buffet, where the chapter began to explain that Suger worked with him without joining the Night Organization or following its rules.
Yimo's clone realized that Suger had seen through his disguise and looked for him in the dining hall, but Suger had already left. The chapter ended with the clone wondering how Suger had known and what that meant for Kami's clone.
By August 15, London's situation had worsened, though it was unclear whether the protests and demonstrations had continued over the past two days. The chapter suggested that organizations, departments, and countries might have noticed a problem.
Yimo and the other two were trapped in a narrow alley between civilian pursuers, black-robed blockers, and more bewitched civilians. The chapter left them with no apparent escape.
Yimo recognized the clown-masked girl as Ning Yuyu despite her changed appearance and greatly increased strength. Her former cheerful smile had vanished, leaving Yimo unsettled by her cold indifference.
Yuan Hua realized that Yimo had exposed his plan and ruined his composure.
Freed from carrying the Mexican girl, Carol moved with astonishing speed and collided with Matthew in the alley. Their exchange unleashed a thunderous crash and a fierce gale as Matthew spat out a mouthful of blood.
Yimo watched Euphemia as bewitched citizens leapt toward a pool of blood and faced being reduced to bones.
Euphemia floated above the battlefield with the bearing of an invincible ruler, impressing even Yimo. Tens of thousands of monsters waited below, both in plain sight and hidden.
A young man with amnesia stared at his reflection in a shattered mirror and wondered who he was and where he was. The chapter left him with no memories or answers.
Blank woke in a prison cell with no memories, then discovered the door was unlocked and a white-haired beauty was in the neighboring cell. The chapter left him reeling from the sudden turns of his situation.
Euphemia suddenly attacked Blank while he was talking to Uncle Wang, moving too quickly for him to dodge. She reached for his neck before Blank could react.
Blank reflected on his strange condition: he had no memories or sense of self, but could recall many facts and plots from television dramas and movies. He remembered several stories involving monsters and ghosts.
Little Fatty arrived last at the murder game, already panting heavily and struggling to recover. Blank watched him and sensed that something was wrong as he kept turning his head as if avoiding something.
The television displayed the words “Prison Cage,” and everyone wondered what it meant that the murderer had recovered their memories. They suspected the administrator behind the television might help the murderer leave after everyone else was killed.
After the broadcast faded, the group eyed one another in suspicion. Uncle Wang asked what everyone thought, and Guest in Swordsman Attire challenged whether he wanted to lead them.