At the foot of the Lion Rock, Ming asks Ming if he's doing well. Ming tells Ming that he adopted an orphan from Ming's village and that the orphan has done a lot of good things. Ming is afraid that Ming has come to a wrong place, and Ming tells him to leave immediately. Ming says that he only has 300 bodyguards to deal with the 3000 people at the battle, and that he'll have to take the opportunity to see the combat power of the shrimps and crabs. Ming orders Ming to get the troops ready for battle. He tells Ming to go back to the city and take the ladies with him, because there are many celestial tao members in the town. Ming explains that the garrison has won the battle and handed over the evidence to Ming and others. Ming has been called on to patrol on behalf of the Ming government, and he says that it's just been a month since he was called to do so. Ming wonders why the Ming are so afraid of him, since Ming is a companion of their inner depot. Ming warns the Ming chief to pay attention to what's going on outside the city.