It's now time for the battle. The Panda pulls out his left arm and starts to pound on the opponent's right arm. He's afraid that if he gets hit, he'll be unconscious for a long time, and the pain will be so great that he won't be able to move again. He tries to cover the other side of his body with his left hand, but it's too much for him. He thinks that he's going to have to learn a new set of moves to keep up with the stronger opponent. He decides to head out for a walk. He hears a message from the sun. The message says that the sun sent the Panda a thousand years ago, and that the Panda is a "literally saint." The Panda thanks the sun for the gift, and says that he just wanted to borrow some things from the master, but the master wasn't home, so he just made himself at home. He thanks the king for the gifts, and then he says he'd like to return the gifts to the master after he finishes with them. He says that this is the master's time of knowledge, and he can use the 108 runses as symbols of what he has learned. He knows that the king likes him a lot, but he doesn't want to offend either of the two deities.