When the old man asks when he will be able to return to the village, the young man says that he cannot, because he cannot die in the forest. He says that they will definitely make their way out of the forest alive. The old man is relieved that he is alive, but he is still worried about the young men's health. He wonders why they are so persistent. The young man tells him that they have tried everything they could think of, but they have not been able to find a way out. He asks why they keep saying the same thing, and he is relieved when he finds out that the man is still alive. He is relieved because he is worried about his health, and wonders why he is having a fever. He thinks that he has been killed by the monster, and asks why he has gotten sick. He feels that the monster has killed his parents and everyone else in the village. He wants to know what is wrong. He tells the elder man that according to the legend of the Golden Bell Lady, all men are heartless creatures. The elder man tells the man that he must not leave him behind, and that he should not ignore him. The golden bell lady taught that