The next day, Ming and Meungjie are still fighting, and Ming wants to kill them both. He wants to stab Ming to death, but he doesn't know how to do it. He's not sure if the sword is real or fake, so he gives it to Ming and asks him to check it out. Ming tells him not to worry, because he's already killed him with the sword. He asks Ming to stop the fight, but Ming refuses, saying that it's too dangerous for them all to be involved in. He tells Ming to let the girls go, because they're all boys, and they don't care what girls think of them. Ming is angry, and he blames himself for all of this. He says that he was angry because he was offended by the girls, and that's why he had to offend them. He apologizes, and the girls leave. Ming tries to calm down, but then he realizes that the fight isn't over. He needs to finish Ming with one blow. He can't fight Ming with more than one blow, because Ming is using him faster than before. Ming screams, and then he stabs Ming in the back, killing him instantly. Ming thinks that he killed his sister in one move, and tells him that he'll kill all of the other boys if he fails to tell him.