The patriarch tells the young master that the family's core martial arts are at a lower grade than his own. The young master wants to sell his martial art to raise his strength, so he goes to the Hundred Treasures Pavilion and tells the pavilion lord that he has a first-rate martial art that he wants to auction. The pavilion lord tells the patriarch to go inside and wait for the guest. The guest is waiting inside, and the patriarch thinks that the guest is testing his cultivation. The patriarch thinks it's rude of the guest to be rude to him, and wonders if he's testing his three-heavens cultivation to see how strong he is. The old man thinks the guest's aura is being faked, but the old man doesn't believe it. The man asks the youngmaster what grade of martial art the martial art is, and he tells him that it is middle-spirit grade, which means that it has a good chance of selling for a lot of money. This is a pity, because with his current strength, he can only draw a middle-class grade martial art. He's afraid he'll get injured when he draws a higher grade