The Ming scholar arrives at the scene of the crime. He tells the Ming brothers that the Ming court has dismissed the charges against Ming, and that Ming's corpse will be handed over to the coroner. Ming explains that Ming was a witness at the crime scene, and Ming was brought in to detain Ming for now. The Ming brothers are glad that Ming has been cleared of all charges. Ming says that Ming must have had something to do with the death of their father. Ming thinks that Ming might have had some sort of underlying disease, but Ming is not sure. Ming suggests that Ming and his accomplices go to the Ming capital and collect all the evidence.