The doctor tells the young man to eat the poison, which will make him feel better. He tells him to look for his slave, who has rebelled against him. The doctor warns him not to use the poison as medicine, as it will only make him more sick. The young man says that he is not afraid of the tentacles, but that he met someone who gave him a divine instrument. He asks the doctor if the village chief asked him to tell him some urgent things, and the doctor replies that he did, and that he would have liked to know more about the matter. He then slaps the doctor, asking him why he had to take the unnecessary risk of taking the poison when his partner was away. The man says he knows how to do it, and he tells the doctor that he was born in his hometown, where it is always a constant exploration of the natural world.