In this chapter, we learn that the "strongest cultivation system" is the martial arts system of the Eastern Association, which is opposed to the "eight grand masters" of the Western Association. This is because the "eastern association" is responsible for preventing practitioners from practicing, causing harm to the ordinary people, and regulating them from practicing. The group is also known as the "phantom sky" and the "enemy of the eight masters." The narrator tells us that his parents are not coming to the tournament because they don't like the company of the "undefeated elder." The elder is a member of the eastern association, and he is a fierce fighter. The elder's daughter is also from the east, and she is rumored to have three ex-wives who died of her because of her, so she is also called a black widow. The narrator also tells us about the phantom sky, and how they are opposed to "the eight grand masters." He says that his father is from this association, but that he does not know much about it. He says he wants to see his granddaughter, but he cannot find her at the tournament, so he is going to leave if she does not show up. He tells the narrator that he has an announcement he would like to make, and that he is looking for a husband for his granddaughter. He wants to use the tournament as an opportunity to find her a husband, but his mother says that the elder wants to fix her up with someone else, and this is not the way to do it. The older daughter died shortly after the birth of her granddaughter, and her husband has been keeping her under strict control since then. The younger daughter, however, has been forgotten by her parents, and the narrator says that she is his