Now that the battle is over, the Master tells his son to take a break. He says that farming is much easier than fighting, and that he doesn't think the warriors can even beat the immortals in two months. He also says that teaching according to one's aptitude is not impossible, so long as the teacher knows how to do it. The Master says that if he had fought the demon warriors back in the day, he could guarantee that they would be the victors. He then goes on to say that if the warriors had fought three thousand years earlier, they would have been even better than they are today. He compares the demon clan to the other three realms and says that they were even better back then. He tells the son to hurry up and fight the demon lord, but he can't. He thinks he's fallen in love, and he begs the father to save the lord. The father says that he just got a two-for-one deal. The demon clan's reputation has plummeted ever since, and no one