The next morning, Huck finds himself in the middle of a conversation with the ghost. He wants to know what's going on, but he doesn't know what to do. He's worried about what the ghost is going to say, and he's also worried that the ghost will say something nasty about him. The ghost says that he already knows everything about Huck, and that he can read Huck's past experiences through the bead. Huck is shocked that he knows so much about the ghost, and asks if the ghost plans to tell anyone about his secret. Huck says he has no plans to reveal his secret, because otherwise, Huck would have stopped his little dragon from hurting others. He says that if the dragon harmed someone, the divine realm would punish him. Huck asks if there's any way that the lady fortune god could have known that the dragon was going to harm someone, and the ghost says no, because she's not capable of such a thing. He also says that since he has the fortune bead, he can look at his own past experiences to solve his problems. Huck thinks that's a good idea, but then he remembers that his earliest memories are from Lady Fortune God, who has no knowledge of his past experiences. He wonders if there might be a way that Lady Fortune god could not mean that he'd done something bad, but that she'd just meant that he didn't harm someone