The monk asks the monk why he has come to help them, and the monk tells him that he came because he wanted to help. The monk tells the monk that they don't need to kill her because she supports the monks, and she's not a traitor. He says that the death of a traitor isn't a bad thing, because she all support the monks and her kind. He adds that he knew why he was here, the moment he saw you wearing the spiritual ring, so he's glad he was there. He wants to kill the monk, but the monk doesn't want to kill him, because he never thought about killing the monk. When he was young, he lost his parents, and his classmates bullied him. After he was resuscitated, he tried to kill himself, but his grandpa held him and cried for a long time. If his grandpa lost him, he'd be lonely and remorseful forever. If another person had to die for his grandpa's sake, he can't do it. He's willing to lend the monk the essence, and he'll do anything to help him.