The taoist tells the old man that he hasn't finished his wine yet, so he'll wait and see what happens. The old man says that he's heard that the taoists are very powerful, and he thinks that ordinary people shouldn't be entangled in such things. He says that if a demon shows up, it's not good for them to be entangled with monsters, because they can cause sickness and bad luck if they're not treated properly. He warns the young man not to listen to the crowd, as they would appear to have a demon aura, even if they were eliminated. The young man is all alone again, and the old guy says that it looks like he tried his best to keep his human nature, but the energy of the demon will eventually get to him. He's worried that he will become a demon, and that makes him laugh again.