This chapter opens with a description of the holy Buddha temple in Tibet. The monk explains that ten years ago, the master of the temple passed away. He chose him to take over his mantle and endowed him with the temple, which is like a vast ocean. This monk looks just like the monk, but his presence is much larger than the monk's. The ink qilin, the symbol of fortune and peace, is the first kind of qilin that the monk has inherited. He explains that the ink is the most powerful kind of the qilin because it symbolizes fortune, peace, and the unity of all things. He also explains that in the east, there have always been "true patron saints" who carry out the mission of protecting the land from evil and foreign enemies. The twelve earthly branches of the zodiac are symbolized by the twelve animals. The animals are rat ox tiger Rabbit Dragon Horse Goat Monkey Dog Pig Each of these twelve animals is a character in the zodiac. The character zi is monkey. The characters chou, yin, mao, chen, si, wu, wei, shen, you, xu, hai. The reason why the monk took him here is to awaken his qilins blood.