The taoist tells the young man that he heard that his highness was having nightmares, so he's here to rid the evil spirits of him. The young man doesn't believe him, and the taoists tells him that even the best doctors in the world can't cure him of his nightmares. He also says that the royal doctor is anxious about his nightmares, and that's why he is using a blood-spying spell to find out the source of the evil. He says that he is from the yin-yang family, which means that his soul can immortalize people and even bring back the dead. He wants to know if this is true, and if it frightens him. He tells him to push away, and then he changes his mind, and says he wants his soul, the fox is daydreaming, and he wants to teach her a lesson. He then says that his remaining yin credits will also improve his cultivation after he takes away the highness's soul. He's going to enjoy it when he does this, because he'll no longer be afraid of nightmares. This is what the messenger promised him, he says. The messenger is going to be reborn as a beast after a year, and his yin credits belong to