The disciple tells the master that he has something to tell his senior brother. The master turns back and asks the disciple what he wants to ask. The disciple replies that he heard the master talking through the wind. He says that only senior brothers are able to imbue heavenly energy in the invisible wind. When the disciple asks the master why he was angry, the master replies that the disciple was trying to prove that he was not incapable of knowing the kite form by using the form on his son. The kite form is used to help people who are weak and imprisoned, the disciple says. He adds that the match between the junior brother and the senior brother was for the younger brother to understand the mysteries of heavenly power. The senior brother wants to know how the disciple views his son, and the disciple tells him that he believes that even though his son has talent, he will not be able to be a disciple of the master for long. He also says that since he has granted the disciple his own family name, all of his knowledge will eventually be inherited by the disciple.