The next morning, Shu-Ming wonders why he hasn't been able to wake up. He wonders if the gurgling of the ginseng's body is a sign that the body has completely recovered from its ordeal. He also wonders if it's because of the smokin' miasma, which is a kind of magical healing agent that can heal even the dead. He's worried that the game is spreading too fast, and that if they can't figure out the source of miasmo, they won't be able to fix the problem for good. He asks the game player if he'd like to be his assistant. The game player says that he's interested in the game, but he doesn't like the idea of being an assistant to a lunatic. He wants to make his own wish, and the game asks him to enter his wish. He tries to make a joke with the lunatic, but the lunatic is too busy playing the game to respond to the joke. The young master is back home, and he asks the young master if he is hungry. The old man says that his hunger is due to the old man's lack of kindness. He says that the young man is nothing but a servant of the old master. The two of them talk about the next episode of the game.