Now that he's cut off his leg, Fang can't help but notice that the claws on his hand are the same ones that he used to cut off the other side of his leg. He's worried about what Fang's doing behind him, because if he doesn't get rid of the claws, he'll lose his own body. Fang tells him to be careful, because he might get bitten by a snake or a snake-like creature. He also warns him to watch out for the ghost of a stubborn girl who helped him block an attack on him. Fang thinks that Fang is crazy, because she dragged the girl into the black air, and then fainted. Fang says that she helped Fang fight off an attack before she lost consciousness. Fang is worried that Fang might be possessed by the ghosts of the snakes in the body of the girl who saved his life. He tells Fang to hurry and take the girl and her friends away from him. He says that before the year is up, no one can kill the girl. Fang swears that he won't be able to show off his abilities, because the girl's body is still intact. Fang asks why he didn't save her before the promised three years, and he says that the promise was made before the three years were up, so no one could take her life. Fang starts to freak out, thinking that something is wrong, but he quickly calms down and tells him that he has no chance of showing his abilities. He then tells Fang that the girl is more powerful than a snake emperor, and that she has more power than the snake prince. Fang, who's 25 years old, says that he likes older women more than younger ones, but if he is lying, he isn't a good child. Fang finally finds the jade snake pupil, which Fang has been searching for all day. Fang promises to give Fang a reward when they return, because otherwise, Fang will have wrinkles on his face.