The next morning, Panda Bear wakes up. He's glad to see his master, who's been cooped up on the mountain for the past few days. Panda Bear tells his master that he doesn't know how to get out of the mountain, and that he'll protect his god on sixth mountain. Panda says he's not sure if his master will be okay, and Panda asks him if he knows who he is. Panda tells him that he has grown big, but that he can't force himself to save him. Panda asks his master if he has someone precious to him, and his master replies that he also has someone important to him . Panda reminds him that if he leaves the mountain alone, Panda will have to go back to Bagua, where Panda is staying. Panda agrees to stay, even if it means that Panda has to leave Bagua alone. Panda kisses Panda back, and says that if Panda stays like this, he might become a "god of chaos." Panda says it was "reckless" for Panda to eat all of Panda's food, but Panda points out that Panda ate it all, so Panda had to eat it himself. Panda apologizes for being so stubborn, and tells Panda Bear that Panda will go with his messenger, who is a nice guy, to get him some rest. Panda is glad to hear this, because he thinks it's a good sign that Panda is healthy.