The fated villain tells the young master that he is from the sacred mountain, and that he can sense the strength of the title of the king. He wonders if the young man is a member of the Lin family, and if he can kill the young woman. The young master asks if he plans to kill the women, and the young girl tells him that they were trying to convey their good intentions to the young lord. He asks if she is planning to kill them, and she replies that she is going too far, and asks why they should not take the opportunity to discuss the matter. She says that they cannot afford to offend the ancient immortal family, but that it is the great everlasting family that can afford to do so. She tells the old man that he has died in vain, and they hope that the lord will forgive them. The old man says that he was ignorant and offended them greatly, and he asks if they should apologize to the old lord. The aunt says that the old master is not going to apologize, because it was he who caused the elder brother to become a bereaved dog and a laughingstock in the world. He says that if they do not apologize, he will kill them.