In this brief scene, the young man tells his master that he has a grudge against yama, and that he will destroy the evil man. The young man explains that he's been looking for yama for ten years and that every time the clues were cut off, he'd be able to find him. He also explains that the jade emblem in the palace is made from the five colors of nuwa's spiritual stone. If he has this emblem, he can use it to find out where yama is. The two men discuss how they're going to bring yama's jade emblem to the palace. The concubine is suffering from nightmares, and the imperial doctors can't help her. The emperor promised that anyone who could cure her would be happy to do so, so the emperor agreed to do it. But the young master isn't happy about this. He's worried that yama will be thinking too much about tomorrow, which is why she's having nightmares. He wants to go back to his room and rest, but the old master won't let him go. The old master is all, "Hey, you're driving me away, I am your master. It was a good trade. I'm your servant. It turns out that the guy who sharpened my teeth with apples knew that he liked to sharpen his teeth with branches. He was kind of sensible, but he wasn't very good at it. The men leave the room, but not before yama vomit