Several people come to see redsoul's calligraphy, but he doesn't want to reject them. He writes his calligraphy in a variety of degrees of seriousness and in some forms of plainness. The sword he can sense is the same one he saw in the side-hall earlier. He can't figure out if it's the same sword he saw earlier or if there's more "dao intent" concealed in it. He's too impatient to figure out what's going on. The words "rivers" and "mountains" sound like they're from the same book, but they don't seem to have "dao intent" in them. They're just simple words. The kid's genius is extraordinary, and he'll probably grow up to become an influential person in the future. The painting is called rivers and mountains, and the kid wants to know what it means. He wants to break the code on the painting, but the guards won't let him in. He needs to wait outside.