Another group of people has passed through the continent, and the mystery master tells his son that it is a great opportunity for him to go to the afterlife with them. The young master says that he will go alone, because the mystery clan is located below the continent. He says that they will be in danger, and he is afraid that there will be trouble. He wonders what kind of thing has fallen off the sky, and says that it must be a beast. He is about to get information from the warriors, when suddenly he feels a "flow of spiritual aura" . He thinks that the warriors are just "poor servants" in the afterlife, and wonders if he can leave. He asks the young master if he thinks he can kill the warrior, but the warrior says that even the guardians of the afterlife are in the "rebirth realm" , so killing the warrior would be pointless. The warrior says he is bored, and that he must settle the matter quickly. He looks at the warrior's body and says he has never seen such a "magnificent cultivator" on the continent before. He tells the warrior that if the warrior will kneel down and crawl to him, he will spare his life, and take him as his servant. He adds that he is not strong enough to take the warrior as a servant, but that he does not think the warrior is powerful enough to make him do so. He exclaims that he cannot believe that anyone would dare challenge the mystery warrior. He can only think that the mystery warriors are "squeaky mice," and he will bury them with his son.