The old man tells the young man that he is a guest. The young man has no proper invitation to stay, but he does have an intelligence. He knows that if he gives someone else the fortune he took from the sea serpent mountains, the old man will not tell him about it. He thanks him for standing up the dragon egg. Inside the box, there is a token of his appreciation for you, and he tells you that he has made a divination that you are fat to die at age of twenty-three. He also tells him that he came to find him today to return his things. He says that he still hasn't told him the reason for the jinglei incident. He tells the story of how one of his brother's friends gave him a bunch of fruit. He brings it over for the young guy. He asks him if someone has given him something important. He wants to know what that means. For example, if a young lady gave him an ornamental ring, that means she liked him. He then asks if she liked the sun, flowers, trees, good food, wine, horses, tigers, and children.