In the middle of the night, Ming tells his men to be on their guard. He tells them that he has committed the crime and that he must kill the man who has betrayed him. He warns them to be careful and not to let the past be exposed. The moon is full, and it is easy to be seen under the moonlight. Ming tells the men to go find the children and make sure they're safe. He's worried that the man in the monk's robes is in a terrible mood. He asks them to follow him and find the rest of the gang. Ming says that he's betrayed the sect and joined the bandits. He begs them to hurry up and fight with him. Ming reminds them that they still haven't fought yet. He says that if they die, he'll dig up their grave.