In this chapter, we learn that Binglan has been hiding in China for some time, and that the tu-shan royal family has been seeking foreign aid because they no longer believe in the imperial forces. Binglan is now the key to the whole mystery, and he must be arrested and brought back to tell the truth. He is a great fighter, but he is also a ghost wanderer, and patience and endurance are the first things that come to his mind when he is in danger. He asks to thank Binglan for the medicine he gave him, but the princess says that she does not need the medicine, as she already gave it to him. She says that the two idiots are disgusting, and she is upset that they are attracted to each other. They move away from her, and the ghost wanderer leaves a mark on the ground that resembles a cloud and fire. He and the princess catch their tails, and they move toward the border between China and Mongolia.