The next morning, the young master and his uncle discuss whether or not they are worthy of each other's company. The young master says that the uncle is crazy, and that the man is just a lunatic. The uncle says that he doesn't have a grudge against the lunatic, but that he will kill the man if he does. The two of them kneel down and apologize to each other. The old man says that if the people of the tianmen mansions and thelingjian mansions don't like what they're seeing, then they can come to the city and play with the people from the two sects. Otherwise, he says, he'll have to kill them all. He says that they've ruined his reputation, but he can give them another chance. If they surrender, then he can forget about it. Otherwise he's got to kill the people in order to keep his great-wei-dynasty's reputation intact. Young master asks why they need to beg the emperor, and the old man replies that it's ridiculous that they have to beg him. What reputation? Just a dynasty? Young master then asks why the people are afraid of him personally. Wrong, they fear that he is the young-master of the city. If he weren't the young man, they wouldn't dare act so recklessly, but if he were, they would be afraid of his identity. Wrong. They are afraid that in less than an hour, he will be crippled