In the middle of the night, the young man points his finger at the old man and says that he killed him without any contact. The old man asks what happened, and the man replies that he saw the man point his finger and then collapsed. The young man says that the man killed him in broad daylight, and that he'll report the man to the governor of the prefecture. The governor says he's not arresting the man, but that he is defending the man. The man says he heard that double-mammals were committing crimes in the county, so he brought the man with him to help, but the man used some sort of witchcraft to kill him instead. He says the man cannot be trusted. The prefecture governor tells the man that he should tell the truth, since the man is at his residence. He also says that when he heard about the killing, he immediately sent for Mr. Sun, who investigated the matter. He tells the governor that he has ignored the law, and has acted corruptly for his own benefit. He adds that the governor falsely accused another magistrate, and ordered men to drag the man out and flog him for his crimes. The woman says she's held great respect ever since she heard of the man's deed from the officer. She says the governor is bowing to the man because he killed the man in one move, and it's enough for him to be above the world. The people of the county are rejoicing now that the old men have been killed, and they're going to have a big party to celebrate.