In this chapter, we learn that the "boss" of the siege is none other than the "only dragonkeeper emperor" of Dazhou, the ancient capital of the People's Republic of China. We learn that he is also the uncle of the protagonist, the protagonist's nephew. The protagonist asks his uncle why there is "indistinct dragon power" in the dragon's leader, and the protagonist explains that he wants to make the dragon believe in the power of his uncle. He wants the dragon to believe that the protagonist is from the "ba kingdom" and that the dragon is the "same as me" . He also wants his uncle to be careful with the rope that ties the siege circle around the protagonist and his nephew. He tells the protagonist to stay still and untie the rope for them, but the protagonist tells him not to do so, as it is already eight years since they last saw each other. He says that he originally wanted to tease the protagonist a bit more, but turns out that the visitor is his nephew, whoosh! The protagonist says that it is getting late, and that he has prepared dinner, and wants to "relive the old days" during the dinner, which seems like it is not easy at all. He asks his nephew to come back, but he says he will wait for him in the mansion, where he will "chew chew aw s-pray" and "pay for it". The protagonist