In this chapter, the monk explains that he and the others have been searching for a way into the divine realm for many years. They have tried many things, including divine weapons and treasures, but they cannot resist the green fire of the cave. They are looking for people who will be able to withstand the power of the fire. The monk asks the blacksmith if he can walk through the flames and bring back a door. The blacksmith says that he cannot, because the fire is so powerful that it will not allow anyone to approach the door. He explains that the fire does not want anyone to enter the cave, so they are searching for those who can withstand its power. He says that the lava in the cave contains "strong rules of life." The blacksmith asks if it is an earthquake, and the monk says that it could be an earthquake. He asks if the blacksmith is the son of the han family, and he says that everyone in the clan is "a pain in the asses." The monk says he will pretend that he did not see anything, and that he is going to greet the offspring of the clan. He tells the blacksmith not to worry, because there will be no deaths. He then asks if anyone is coming with him, and when the blacksmith says it is, he says he is only there to get the man who can be useful to him. He feels that the blacksmith has blocked all of his escape routes by grabbing his hand.