The next morning, the three of them go to the forest to fix the silver trees and collect the data of the growth of the trees. The three men are very different from one another, and they all have different reasons for coming to the party. One of the men says that he wants to grow his hair long, and the other two men say that they want to see him. The third man says that the main reason for coming is to see the other men. The first man asks the third man if he's not drinking, and he says he is not. The second man asks why he is coming to this party. The man replies that he was born twenty years ago in the central mainland. He says that because of his spiritual power, he was discriminated against since he was little. He tells the story of his family's visit to the portrait of the god. They tried to offer magic stones to the god, but they couldn't do it. The family left the country to find the magic stones, and eventually, they joined the other people who had been discriminated against by the earth. They didn't need the help of god, they just needed to live on their own.