The ghost tells hundun that they have to kill the demons that they captured in the battle. He tells him that the demons have been living in the afterlife for fifty years, and that they deserve to die. He asks where he is going, and the ghost tells him to stop talking in his head. The ghost says that the man in front of him is a good man, but that he does not want to hurt him. He says that if the ghost refuses to believe him, he will have to use his bone, ashing chain, to make sense of what he is saying. He then tells the ghost to take his energy back if he gets hurt. He is surprised to see that the ghost is still with him, and he says that he is guarding the heaven for everyone, not his own. He also says that even though the heaven itself did not die completely, there is still a brother helping to resurrect it. He adds that they need him there as much as possible until the day of the sacrifice comes. The Ghost tells the man to be kind to him, as he will be a member of the family after all, and to rub what the soul belongs to him.