In this chapter, we learn that the path to becoming a cultivator is dangerous because of the limited amount of resources that each person possesses, and the rules that govern the cultivation process are brutal and strict. In order to become a cultivator, each person needs to collect a certain amount of innate energy, which is a kind of magic stone. The higher the person's rank, the more innate energy he or she has. In this case, the higher the individual, the greater his or her innate energy. Thus, the path of cultivating a person is a dangerous one because the resources that are available to each individual are limited, but the rules of the game are brutal. In other words, each individual has the power to do whatever he wants with the resources they have. This is why it is so dangerous for a cultivator to be a member of the sacred place, because the sacred places have strict rules about how they can use their innate energy resources. The three brothers, huang, chen, and zheng, discuss the situation with zheng. zheng has been in the mines for a long time, and he has been pestering huang and chen to help him collect the needed amount of energy. Believing that zheng's potential is great, the three brothers decide to send someone to escort zheng away from the mines. Echoing the advice given to him by zheng earlier in the chapter, zheng agrees to go with huang to his uncle's house to collect the 200 innate energy stones that he needs to be an independent cultivator. Worried that he will not be able to do so