The poison king tells the young man that he will kill him if he tries to kill him, but he will not kill himself if he goes after him himself. The young man says that he is happy that he has someone else to do the job, because he will be hated if he does it himself. He says that if he kills himself, it would harm his dignity, but it would not harm his honor if he went after him. The kid says that the poison king is staring at him, and that he wants to get himself cut his crap. He asks why the kid came to him and insults him. He stomps his own furnace, and says that this kid has a sharp tongue, and he should not argue with him. Then he says that young man needs to have some politeness, or he will have consequences. He then goes on to say that if the kid cannot be calm enough to make an elixir, it is hard for the alchemist to make it. He adds that the kid seems to have been arguing with the alchemist, and they might have been scrambling the mind.