This chapter's epigraph is from a poem by the famous poet . In this poem, the poet says that his soul has entered the warrior's realm or he would be "done for" . This is a reference to the fact that the soul of a warrior has entered a higher realm than that of a mere mortal. In other words, his soul is no longer in the mortal realm, but in the realm of the warrior. This means that the poet's soul can no longer be used against him. He says that if he were to fight anyone else, he would kill them. He then goes on to say that if his soul were to fall into the mortal world, he'd be done fighting. The poet then says that he is not interested in "old women" because he's been "acting real nice" for an enlightened "brat" like her. He calls her a "lady toxic blood" and says that she can kill him, but she has to wait until she gets her answer first. He tells her to come with him and tell him the secret of "the soaring dragon platform" or he'll make her regret being born in this world. They are both masters of fourth-rank sects and both are also masters of virtual disaster realm, so they're in trouble now. They have to inform the master as quickly as possible. They've sent the message to the master, and now they have to tell the master about the situation. They don't have time to wait for the master's reply, so