The narrator tells us that he doesn't expect the ghost to show up for two days. He says that he can't even keep up with his sister for the past few days. The narrator says that the ghost didn't show up at all, but that he's not surprised since he was just saying that she was coming. He also says that it's been two days since the ghost showed up, and that he has no idea what to say to her. He tells the story of how the family collected blood samples from the statue of the white goddess of mercy to test for human dna. The family's young master met an accident halfway through his investigation of the case, and he was recovering when he stumbled upon the statue. The statue is made of white jade and weeps with tears of blood, which is believed to signify the presence of the goddess. The young master decides to take the case to the family because he thinks it'll be interesting. The case turns out to be the case of the missing man, a homeless man who was 39 years old when he accidentally broke his fingernail. The master says that this is a "pro-bono case" and that there's no profit in it. The man is named jiao'en li. He was in a car accident three years ago and was on his deathbed. He went out to find his mother, but she never came back. One night, he went to the temple and collected some blood. He checked the dna on a strand of his mom's hair and