The monk wakes up and tells the others that he's already been in prison for two days. He tells them that prison is a place for reflection and self-rehabilitation, and that they need to get their act together ASAP. He says that they can't eat or sleep in prison because it's a place where they have to "reflect on themselves" with a "sense of remorse" . The monk says that the worst thing that can happen in prison is to obey a senior. The worst thing is the boss, the monk says. In prison, only "a tough character" can survive, but in order to fight a senior, you need to know his or her identity. He explains that he is the minister of rites in prison, which is a very high-ranking position in prison. The minister has a lot of confidence in his position, and he must be a bad person to have such confidence. He's just like the monk, he says, because he was convicted of gambling and has been wronged. This is the second time that the monk has been in jail, and this is his second time serving time. He doesn't want to tell the others the truth, so he tells them the truth: the monk's cousin, the famous-mouth monk, is a member of a sect called the Golden Prison. The golden prison sect's leader is the prince from the previous dynasty, and the monk is the emperor of the prison. He and his cousin have been working together to build an empire, and their noise has gotten so loud that their empire has been "shattered" by the guards