The narrator explains that the nocturnal race doesn't follow a human, so he has to figure out a way to get them to follow him. If he can represent the Lord of Slaughter, they'll follow him, even if he's not a human. He explains that Luo zheng is the soul of the lord, but he has disappeared one day, and nobody knows where he is. He asks everyone to come with him to find him. The narrator says that if the lords don't agree on the matter, then it's up to the nocturnals to find a way out of this mess. He says that they should go and see the red-sun arrow, which is the most famous symbol of the world. He also says that he didn't know that the arrow was in the territory of the nocturnal people, but that he did know that it was there. He goes down to greet the arrow, and the narrator says he'll explain to him what they're doing. He's wrapped in a psychic robe, and he just has to protect his head.