The ghost tells the ghost that he has never been disloyal to the ghost. He asks if there is anyone in the world who would sacrifice all of his life for the ghost's. The ghost asks if the ghost thinks he can trick him for another thousand years, and the ghost replies that he can either step up and destroy the world in one go or sit back and wait for ten thousand years. He says that he will wipe out the entire world in a flash of an eye, and then life will return to the deserted land. He then asks the ghost to step back and thank him for his generosity, and he says he is willing to kiss his feet. He adds that he wants to chop the ghost into pieces, and says that it is about time that the ghost should be able to do so. He wants to kill the ghost because he is tired of living "like a dog," and he is afraid that if he is gone, he will not feel sorry for himself. He begs the ghost not to leave him alone, saying that he is hugging the ghost in his heart. He wonders who the ghost is, and wonders if he meant what he said. He has been afraid that his son would only care about him because he was one of the "peculiar creatures" in the universe, and that he was nothing special. He fears that the demon king will be there soon, but the ghost says that the four beasts will fight together.