In the middle of the night, the prince asks the princess if she is tired. She replies that she is, and he asks her if she would still carry him around if he were tired. The prince tells her that he has seen a man and a woman carrying her around, and that he does not believe that the emperor was assassinated. He also tells the princess that he will soon see that she has recovered quickly from her illness. He invites her to try his new dish, and she agrees to try it. She tells the prince that her sob is caused by the poison of appetiteless food, and asks him if he has been thinking badly about it. He replies that he was thinking badly, but that he had invited her here for quick, quick, and tasty food. He says that whatever he makes, he likes to eat, and thump he is going back now to try the new dish. He tells his sister to test his reactions, and if she does not hear from him, she will be sent away. He adds that he is certain that the singer and the prince will be found, as long as he is in Ganquan palace. He has sent people to ask the mountain incompetent about his whereabouts, but he has not found anything. He warns his sister that if the situation continues, she should use her sister to find out his mood. She will hear his command from today onwards, and from then onwards she will not be allowed to wander about the palace freely.