In this chapter, the "fair wind scroll" is revealed to be the weapon that Cai Ling used to kill the "old man" . The old man's name is "cang yue", and the scroll is called "the fair wind scroll." Cai Ling explains that his master, Cai Mingyu, had him steal the scroll from the "mortal world" because Cai Lingyu wanted to use it for his own purposes. He also explains that, in the "secular world" , the gate to a lake opens once a thousand years, and Cai Lingyue had to wait there to destroy the scroll. The mark on the "back of my neck" is for "sealing my power" to prevent the discovery of the scroll by cang-yue. He explains that after entering the "divine realm," he was cut off from "the secular world" and found him through the "jade pendant." He explains, "what a mess." He tells the old man to calm down, because he is relying on him too much. He says, "I just want to help you all. Other things like protection, or affection, I don't NEED them." He adds, "if you continue to remain here, you'll only drag me, down." He then explains that he must have hurt the old master, but he doesn't want Cai Ming-yu to be involved, because it turns out that he lied to Cai Ling-yu again. Cai Ling, however, is still too naive to believe that he can control people, and so he promises to