The narrator explains that he is the world's greatest wrestling champion, but that he has been sexually harassed by a number of men and has been put in a bad mood by his menstrual cycle. He is afraid that if this happens to him, he will become a "tao zi" . He asks the narrator to give him a handkerchief to wipe his hands. The narrator thanks him for his kindness and asks him to wait outside. He tells the narrator that the woman he is talking to is the head of the old "martial arts department" and is the only female asura master in the world. He says that if a challenger comes to him again, he should train harder and stop causing trouble. He adds that if he does not train harder, then he should stop causing problems for the martial arts department. He then says that since the technique of judo is not perfect, then the master should work harder on his technique. He continues by saying that if the master does not work harder, the master will end up with him. He also says that the master is not around, even if he were present, because she would not fight him.