In this short scene, the Panda expresses his dissatisfaction with the time it takes for him to return from the field trip. He wishes that he could come back after two hours, but he knows that the Panda's divine powers are so great that he cannot let the Panda out. He tells the Panda that he will let him out once he is strong enough. The Panda tells the audience that he is the "embodiment of heavenly fortune" and that he has tamed the "hydra" and is ready to return to his normal life. The next day, the students at the dormitory where the Panda is staying find him in the kitchen. He apologizes for not being able to cook, and he tells the students that he does not want them to leave because he is a master at cooking. He also tells them that he did not do anything wrong that might upset them. He asks the students why they are upset, and they tell him that they have been acting weird since he returned from the beach. He then tells them to get out of the dormitory because he will take care of them when they return. He says that this time, he will go to the girl's dorm and ask her to help him.