The vice-principal tries to convince the kid to stay at the academy, but the kid refuses, saying he can still train even if he leaves. He also tells the vice- principal that he's still his master, and that he can visit him whenever he wants. The kid is shocked to learn that his master is about to be kicked out of the academy. He's just about to become the most famous disciple in the world, and yet his master can't protect him from his own mistakes? The kid says he'll consider the offer to take him as his teacher if the northern lord forgives him for his previous mistakes. The vice principal says he doesn't have any future under him, and the kid thinks that's a joke. He says he was just out in the neighborhood and thought he'd come by and greet him. If he continues to fail to train any good disciples, then maybe he isn't fit for the position.