In this chapter, we learn that the gray wolf clan has been exiled from China, making it the first demon tribe to be exiled. The tu-shan king is still happy that his daughter will marry a foreigner. He even tells the generals that he will marry his daughter to Zhang yunfang once all the rebellions in the kingdom are quelled. History books later describe this as the "unprecedented honeymoon between humans" and "demons" . The king tells his son to tell his daughter that it is too early to discuss marriage. He tells her that she is his only precious daughter and that he should not let her marry someone who has nothing to lose. She replies that her heart is the same as the foreigner's and that she does not care anymore. The marriage between bai-binglan and zhang-yunfang began with amisunderstanding and ended in disaster. According to the king, ghost travelers led by tu-yan were secretly trained to help the wolves rebel. The ghost travelers turned out to be members of the ancient "ancient and evil pagan clan" and they were being used by the wolves to help them escape. The two of them decide to set out for a distant land.