The monk asks him to tell him something, but he doesn't know what it is. The monk tells him that he's leaving to train as a warrior. He tells him to ignore his father, who has six more poundcats in his command. He says that if he wants to get stronger, he should choose an opponent who is serious about killing him. He asks if the dog that killed him wanted to kill him slowly and painfully, or if it was just a "smelly amateur" . He'll make the dog regret letting him live, he says, or he'll kill him "in pain fully" and make him regret it later. He then asks if he can have dinner tonight.