The next morning, the gang searches the yacht for drugs and finds nothing. The captain asks the gang to leave, but the captain refuses, saying that he will not let them go easily. The gang leaves, and the captain asks who is on board the yacht. He tells the captain that he is the one who put drugs in the yacht, and that the captain should be careful about what he says. He says that if they find out that he put drugs on his yacht, he will cooperate with the search, but that if he were to be accused of anything, he would not be able to leave the yacht without being arrested. He asks the captain to keep the drugs, and says that he cannot read the captain's mind, and he cannot understand why the captain would suspect him of anything. He accuses the captain of being too harsh with the man who helped him save his life, and asks him to stop being so harsh. He also says that it is no use to thank him for saving him, since he would have been arrested already if the man had put the drugs in his yacht.