The next morning, Bi-an-xie is surprised to see his servant again. He's been waiting for him for a long time, and now he's ready to kill him. He wants to know why he hasn't been fighting more, and why he doesn't seem to understand what's going on. He tells Bi-An-xie that he'll bring him and his gang to justice for trespassing into the city, and for causing all the trouble that's happened to the city. This is the last straw. He can't believe that his servant is going to attack him, and he wants to get rid of him immediately. He asks if the enemy has just left, and if he can use force to get away from him. The enemy has captured the primary target, and the restriction on killing the living has been lifted. He begs to know if this is a coincidence, or if they're just "alikes"