The next day, the battle is still raging, and the three men are still fighting. The third prince is dead, and he was poisoned by the third prince's servant, chen-qin. The master of the battle, wei, is shocked at this news. He thinks that the third man must have been killed by the other two men, because they were also fighting. He also thinks that if he had not poisoned the third, he would have killed the third with his own strength. Wei is amazed at the master's reaction to this news, because he knows that the two men are at odds. He knows that feng-qi and his elder brother, zhong-ling, have tried to kill him many times, and that he wishes he were dead so that he would not have to face them again. He is amazed that the master would think that he has the upper hand in this battle, because if he poisons the third and the others, they will be able to kill the first two men.