After the battle, the four mages are presented with a gift from the gods: the advanced soul. The soul is the result of the molting of the shell, and the mage who receives it will be able to use it to his advantage. The mage, however, is not satisfied with the gift, for he feels that he has been given a second chance, and that he is not strong enough to take on the other mage. He asks if the king loves girls as much as he does, and wonders if the refined spirit is the most powerful energy. He wonders if this is because he is stronger than the others, or if he is simply jealous. He tells them that he will not let them down, and asks if they have a license to exorcise him. They reply that they do not, and he asks if he has a license yet, and they reply that he does not have one yet. He says that he wants to see how strong he really is, and if he cannot take it anymore, he should call it off. He wants to know if he really likes him, and says that if he sneaks up on him, he will be his puppets. The sword ad crackle crackles, the sword is getting hotter, and hotter. The next day, he says, they will show him around the city, so he agrees to let them guard the city. When he asks why, he learns that someone has smashed the door to the moon hall. He also learns that the city is much larger than the headquarters of the sect, and his family owns the entire mountain. He then asks why he has not been able to comb his hair, and learns that from today on, the faqings will guard the front buildings of the city