The elixir is complete, and the two men assess it. Master Wei wonders how impressive the elixir is. He compares it to the "empty brags" of the other men. He says that he has refined a "heavenly tier, top grade elixir" and that the other man has refined "a piece of rubbish". He asks why he is calling his elixir "black mush" and says that it is a rejuvenation elixir that can revive one's youthfulness and revives the dead. He asks if anyone would eat this elixir. The elixir can only be consumed in small amounts and is not directly consumed. He then asks if he saw that the man's body was glowing and that his hair had turned black. He exclaims that he never thought that a divine elixir could exist. The white-haired man must have possessed holy water, he exclaims. He also says that the elixir looks exquisite, but the effects cannot compare to the instructor's elixir, which he says he has lost. He is convinced that the duel is a trick. Everyone saw Master's change, he says, and he will give Master three days to pay up.