In the courtyard of the mansion of the Mingshui, the senior disciple of the shuayin, chuan zhong, makes a bet with the wine dean: if he loses, he'll give him the hundred paintings that he loves the most. If he wins, he can have a meal for a month. Worried that chuan is too weak to take the bet, wine dean tells him to go to the arena and warm up. He tells chuan that the first two disciples to enter will be the ones to lose. Aww! Senior meng is so nervous that he doesn't even want to go into the arena. He's worried that wu qi, the other disciple, and the two wei brothers are going to withdraw from the tournament. The wine dean says that if chuan loses two times, he will be out of the tournament, so he can begin again anytime. He says that wan zhong usually wins the tournament when the two of them don't participate, so chuan can go if he wants to. . The senior disciple is shocked that his son is the first to step onto the arena, and he wonders why chuan wants to go first. He also wonders why his son dares to challenge him, when he hasn't said anything. The elder disciple says that his double sword technique is powerful, and that he'd like to teach chuan a lesson. He thinks that if his son loses, then he's going to explain the lesson to his father.