In this short scene, Lin learns that the source of his dragon's blood is excellent food. He wonders how he and his family could have been so reckless in the past, and wonders why they haven't been able to eat fresh food for 500 years. He also wonders why Lin is still trying to sacrifice his life for the sake of an old man. He asks if the people of the Bai family deserve to be killed. He reminds Lin that he was saved by the dwarf, and asks him to remember his kindness. He tells her that he doesn't think she deserves to pay back for her kindness. She tells him that she wants to meet the monster, but she can't go first because she's not feeling well. The monster has eaten so many people, she tells him, and has become stronger. She reminds him that there are people waiting for her to return to the island. She says that the monster will only make her family lose all of its advantages and fail. She asks if she should be blamed for putting her family in danger, and she says that she'll show her reward for saving her life. She wonders if it's possible for a dragon to defeat a sea monster with just one stroke.