The gang is bummed that they're not going to be able to fight these guys one-on-one. They've got a lot of money, and now they need to get it back. They can't figure out where the loot is, so they'll have to steal it from someone else. They have to do something, though, because if they don't, their master, Doryu, is going to kill them. If they go home empty-handed, he'll kill them for sure. Doryu won't hurt a fly, poyo says, and they can still catch the loot for him if they just give him the money. He's fired, and if he doesn't mind, he wants his money. This is just great, he says, because there's a bunch of people tied up, and he thinks they've met them before. He says he's an evil mastermind, and that they have to help the guy who's in need. He tells them that his dad left him all his money, so he'd like to give it all back to him. He also says that Doryu always brought him rare things, but that he was just a brat, and his dad wasn't smart enough to know what to do with it.