The young man asks what the names are of the three gods that he wants killed. He asks why they are all surnamed "mu" and wonders if they are the three disciples of "mu haiji" . He tells the young man that he is afraid that if he returns to the "divine realm," the "hall of saints" will take revenge on him. He promises that he will grant him whatever he wants. He also says that he has agreed to help him kill the three "true gods" and will immediately release him in his master's name. He then asks why he was able to become a disciple of the master. He says that if they help him, whatever he did that crossed the master will be forgiven. He swears a "heart demon oath" and says that, if he disobeys in any way, his mind will be burned by the "Heart demon" and he will die. He wonders why the dungeon is called a "defensive mechanic" and why it is called "the whirlpool forest." He asks if the forest is right outside the immortal manor. He knows that the whirlpool forest was originally the place where the prisoners were captured. He wants to know if there is still "that person" in the dungeon. He doesn't want to release that person because he knows that if the oathtaker goes against his will, the person will be devoured by "the heart demon" at best.