This guy looks like a good guy, but he doesn't seem to know what he's talking about. He says that in the bet, everything he said was true, and that the spy's name wasn't mentioned in the poem. He also says that if he does tell you the name of the spy, then perhaps he'll say goodbye to his life. The guy says that he can't say what his end goal is, but that he might as well tell you. He tells the guy to take the guy down, give him medicine and change of clothes, and feed him well. He asks why it feels like he hasn't told the city lord something important, and the guy answers that it's because he'd missed something important. He then says that fifteen days have passed since the bet was made. The city lord says that the city has been attacked by the Yaotian army. The people of the city ask tiger immortal to let them return safely home. They ask him to give them some protection in case the city is attacked. They also ask that he give them an entire cow so they can present it to him when they return. They say that they'll buy the cow and give it to the city if they return safely. They don't want to die, they say, and they're not afraid of death, but they want to be safe. They appeal to tiger immortal for protection, saying that they have offered him so much food, and he should give them a cow to present to him. He replies that the god of wars is stronger than his god of war, but in comparison to the strong god of