The monk tells the master that he has made a bracelet that he will wear whenever he is in danger and will protect him. The monk says that he brought him something to eat and that he is killing himself by raising a saber. The master says that it is not the master's business, but that of the people who are responsible for the world. He tells the monk that if he still wants to eat the food, he can do so, but if he does not, he should not blame the monk for not agreeing with him.