At the foot of the mountain, Lin and Dong stand guard. Lin tells Dong and Songzi to leave, but they refuse, saying they are guards for the young master. Lin reminds them that he killed the ghost of the tiandang with thunder techniques, which is unique to the local people. They will kill anyone who practices it. Lin says he would better not use the thunder techniques again since he is not from the mountain. They are so possessive and possessive, he says, that they will get him killed. He tells them to get out of the way, and they do not listen. He says that the people on the mountain want to go to the lake, but he is afraid that only local people can go up the lake and that nobody owns the lake. He asks Dong to let the people go, but Dong says he will spare his life for the sake of Dong's good deeds. Dong asks Lin if he can do him a favor, and let the men go. Lin asks if they will die before reaching the lake; he says they will. He then tells them that they should go back, or they will catch a cold and die. Lin laughs and says that he will tell the man who guards the lake to handle the wolves.