In this short scene, Shmoop explains the importance of meeting in the middle of a battle. He tells the audience that sword fighting is a weapon, and that anyone who comes close to it is likely to be killed. Rumor has it that those who stay calm and hold their ground are the ones who are most afraid of sword fighting. He explains that the art of fighting is to break free from the "supreme state" of the enemy and break free. Shmoops exclaims that he has awakened from his slumber and that the evil spirits have tried to enter his spirit. He says that loyalty within him does not allow malice to enter. He then goes on to say that the awakening of King Zhai is so perfect that it is different from that of the other king, who has "perfect control and understanding" of loyalty. He also says that the real malice is not like that, since he has not awakened fully and not been controlled. He adds that if he had awakened fully, he would not have been able to beat him, since his sword only had the sound of "whack" and "crack." Shmops apologizes, saying that he is sorry that he did not forcefully damage the "incomplete malice form." He then says that he fears that they cannot calm him down, since they have a "huge responsibility" to fight because they have lost their reason to do so. He further says that his heart is in