The narrator explains that the previous emperor's benevolence caused a nine-year period of chaos, and that he cannot give the current emperor his promise to exterminate all of his possessions because he cannot lose him again. Therefore, he needs to protect the late emperor. He suggests that they go back to the palace and wait for the opportune time. The narrator tells the audience that the current city of yao is not comparable to the old city of chilong. Nine years earlier, the zulu guild forced the former emperor to abdicate. Fortunately, the wili blood league helped to preserve some of the last remaining vestiges of the old yao clan, while only the two princes of the clan remain. Since the ancient time, the guzu has been the supreme possession of those who control the world, and only when the prince obtains it will he be able to inherit the throne. If the current situation continues, he fears that the city will undergo a great change.