The two men discuss the situation. The dragon says that he believes that they can put aside their quarrel for now. He says that if the young man grows up, then he will threaten the position of the sect master. The old man says that the reason he's fighting against him isn't about the position, but about who should be the next leader of the divine sect. If there's someone else, he says, he won't hesitate to do anything for him. He doesn't want to hurt the newcomer, he just wants to see who's more suitable for the position. The young man thinks that the old man is just trying to benefit from other people's disputes. He thinks that it's a bad idea to provoke the newcomer when he already defeated two other men. He's lost, he thinks, because he is weaker than the other man. The two elders agree that the newcomer has won the battle.