This chapter's epigraph is from a famous poem by the English poet William Butler Yeats. It's a quote from a poem in which the protagonist asks if there is anything he cannot bear. He wants to know whether there is something he cant bear, and he asks the protagonist to help him find a way to bear it. The protagonist tells the protagonist that he has helped him a lot in the past few days, so the protagonist should also help him search for some demon spirits. He asks if the first thing that has come to the scene is yueshan and his blood wolf clan, and the protagonist tells him that he is out of luck, too. He also asks if they are like the bloodwolf clan, one of the major powers in the city, and if they have used the celestial pool as a weapon to attack the city. He tells yue-shan that he discovered the pool first, and that he wants to keep it for himself. He then asks if he is planning to enter the pool and kill the clan. He says that it looks like they are going to fight, and then he asks if his eyes betrayed him. He thinks that he looks like he doesn't know what he's talking about, but then he realizes that his eyes are not telling him what he is about to say. He wonders if the protagonist is from the blood-wolf clan and wonders if he should be careful with the yin-yang aura, which has such a powerful effect on his primary force cultivation. He realizes that the actual source of the yin yang aura lies at the bottom