The monk asks the super cube if he can unlock his soul lock. The super cube tells him that it's impossible. The monk says that he's sorry to let him go through this, but he doesn't know where the place is. He's not sure what's going on. He thinks that the strike is going to kill the bald man, but the monk thinks that's a bad idea. He says that if the strike keeps up, the bald guy will eventually crack. The master asks the monk why he wants to follow him, and the monk replies that belief is his life, and he'll let God decide whether or not he should live or die. But the master says that the jail made by the universe is made up of the same kind of force that the five-star cultivators are made of, and that the monk's belief is that he can fight for himself, and not for anyone else. This is why the monk tried to give him the beads of prayer, he says, but it wasn't prayer beads at all, it was a belief in fighting for himself. The armor is a weapon, the monk says, designed to destroy the universe. The troublemaker asks where the monk is, and super cube answers that he is buried in the middle of nowhere. He tells the monk that the first thing he has to do is not to kill anyone.