The young master and his lady-in-waiting are waiting for the battle to begin when the young master tells them that he has escaped from the camp. He wants to ask the soldiers about the whereabouts of ying, but they have already heard that he is being followed by the soldiers from the stone-bull camp. The master is surprised that the young man has changed so much, and he wonders how he will face the family when they return. He says that ying came all the way to save him, and that she allowed her uncle-boin to catch her, so that she could wait for him. He wonders if she is afraid of him, or if he is really important to her. He tells her that he was the one who said that men should not be fighting on the battlefield, because everyone thought that he would not be able to get a wife. He asks her if her wounds are still hurt, and she says that she is sure that she would want him by her side if she really liked him, she would not want to see him put himself in danger. She tells him that he should hurry up, because ying is waiting for him, but he tells her to hurry up. She says that they must be near the exit, because there is a corpse in the camp, and the master says that everyone has received their weapons and entered the camp to receive their weapons. The young man says that he gave his life for the sake of young master, and as long as he can save him from the enemy, he does not care if he loses his life. He explains that the person who abducted young master is the man who was captured by the chief yue, when she was stealing the crops. If that is the case, they have to join the army with the enemy camp, but the