This chapter's epigraph comes from a famous poem by the famous poet Siddhartha Mukherjee. It is a poem in which he asks, "Is there a thing that you are not bold enough enough to do?" He asks if there is a lover of his in the South phoenix clan, and he asks if he has an old lover in the north phoenix clan. He also asks whether he still has the map of the deserted region of the female region, the green region, and all that is just for the tomb of liu-qing. He asks whether there is anything powerful in the tomb, and the answer is that there is. The holy fire, which is the seed of the phoenix, is there. The fire was born when the sky broke and the flames exploded everywhere. Millions of cultivators sacrificed themselves to stop the flames. After the flames were extinguished, a little portion of the essence became holy fire. The refiner can use the holy fire to gain its intimidating power. He says that he will be the first to get to the tomb. Then they'll talk of stealing the phoenix sword. He'll be able to kill lu-chen, but he won't do it again because he's afraid of what he'll do if he doesn't get revenge on the couple.