This chapter's epigraph is from the famous poem "The Ballad of the Black Fox" by the famous English poet William Butler Yeats. It's a poem about a demon who runs away from his master. The poem's title refers to the fact that the black fox is running away from her master, who is trying to capture her. The black fox's power is so strong that she can't be stopped. She's running away because she knows that the men are coming. The men think she's trying to escape because she might have seen their arrival. They think that another divine demon has died, and they're going to have to take back the bodies of the dead. Senior Ming and Senior Ming think that they should leave the rest of the body count to them. The demons have been attacking everywhere except for gushan mansion. The real estate prices have gone up in the city, making farming more difficult for people who want to move in. In the past month the demon kings have followed the orders of the king. The informer has come back from Wuzhou and has led the demons to attack the cities and the capital. As a result of this attack, ninety-three heavenly demon kings were killed. On the enemy side, three immortal divine demons and 15 divine demons were dead. This isn't a good trade, says Senior Ming. Thirty demon kings are killed and traded for one demon. This is not a good deal. The bull demon king was killed by a gongxuhou who was passing by. Bad luck for him.