Bingshan's father comes back looking for his daughter. He wants to know what's going on between Bingshan and her mother. Bingshan says he'll take his daughter back to her mother's camp first. She's cold, he tells her, and he wants to hug her. He's angry that she didn't know he was her father, and she's upset that he keeps calling her "daddy" instead of just "mom" . He tells her to stop calling him "dad" and to stop being so angry. He also tells her that he accidentally used the "divine key" to open the door to her room when she was sleeping. He says he can't give her back the key because she already knows her faults. She says she'll fulfill her father's loyalty, justice, and piety. She wants to be her father alone, and says that she'd like to be his "shen-bingshan" , but that's not going to happen now that they're a family. She tells her father to protect his two children in the future.