Mr. Xing explains that the portrait of the villain in the painting was painted by the mother of feng-xing lang. The mother painted the villain's name on the portrait and left it to her son, who was an adulterer, as a keepsake. He wonders how a woman could leave a portrait of her former lover as the only thing she keeps for herself and her current lover's children. He asks the identification center to help him figure out the meaning of the words in the blood. The identification center says that they can identify the words with just a trace. They clean the word "mummy maker" off of the blood and find that the words "tun" and "xing mu" refer to the villain. They are going to England with this evidence. The mummy maker has not arrived yet, but he has gone crazy since the portrait was painted. He wants to make the child into a mummy so that the child will not suffer as a result