This chapter's epigraph is from a famous poem by the famous English poet William Butler Yeats. It's about a demon wolf, and it's from the ninth-layer of heaven. The demon wolf is enough to destroy the entire kingdom of heaven, and the entire wolf pack is too strong to fight back. The two young masters of the east, xia and qian, are shocked by this news. xia says that they should just call the wolf pack for today. He also says that he wants all of his fallen brothers to accompany him in death. The young master says that this is easy for enemies to make enemies, but hard for them to resolve enmity. He promises to compensate xia for each of his dead guards. The big bro says that there's nothing to worry about. He doesn't need to consider his brother's opinion. He says that these people are his to deal with, and that's it. He sends someone to deliver the bodies of the dead guards to the east to make sure that they don't eat them. He'll also send someone to draft a letter so that the eastern lord knows what's going on. The eastern lord is shocked to find out that someone named Xinghe is responsible for killing so many of the experts from the eighth-layer. The narrator explains that this person is a member of a minor family called the House of Youthfeather. They're already powerful, but recently they've expanded their power to the point that they're even more powerful than the east's own lords. They kill experts of the