In this chapter, we learn that the young men are looking for a man named Lee Young who can bring their dream to life. Lee Young, the son of the late chairman of the royal family, has recently passed away. The young men want to know why the sachet that Lee Young is holding is so important. They believe that the sachet belonged to their grandmother and that it was during a time when the country was in turmoil due to foreign powers. The sachet contains the secret of the empress, and Lee Young wants to keep it safe until the country regains its glory. He tells Lee Young that he is the only person in the palace who can trust him, and he asks Lee Young to take the sachet and keep it in his possession. The two sachets are a pair, and the value of the sachet will only be revealed when they are together. The empress's secret is kept in the sachet of Lee Young's grandmother, and they were able to identify the descendants of subjects who received the sachet from Lee Young. They want to keep the sachet forever, no matter what generation they come from or what they look like. They ask Lee Young if his father was the keeper of this secret, and his answer is that he was, but he never heard his father talking about something like this. The other young men in the room are also confused by the sudden acting of a sachet keeper, but Lee Young explains that they need the cooperation of the men in order to find the sachet.