The father of the brigand and his lady-in-waiting is worried that his daughter will not let them off easily. He says that he would have made her his wife many years ago if he had not been so scared of the frail old man. The elder feng seems to be enjoying his life, but he manages to keep the soldiers loyal to him. He tells the father that he has decided to give the crops as a gift to the camp because he thinks that once he leaves the camp, they will need more men to transport the crops back to the mainland. He also says that if the uncle comes back, he still thinks that they should not trust the people from the xi-rong camp because they only said they would help them take the camp without any details. He feels that once the uncle escapes, the family has been exposed. He suggests that they form an alliance with the stone-bull camp and give them the crops so that they would be their accomplice instead of waiting for their death. The father tells the elder feng that he needs to meet his daughter immediately. He asks her why she is marrying the bastard, and she says that she has already told her about the marriage