  We discuss an exotic phase that adjoint QCD possibly exhibits in the deep
infrared (IR). It is a confining phase, with a light spectrum consisting of
massless composite fermions. The discrete chiral symmetry is broken, with
unbroken continuous chiral symmetry. We argue that it may give a description of
the IR of adjoint QCD with three massless Weyl flavors and that it passes all
consistency checks known to us.
