The young man from the Xiao family asks the old man if he has come to welcome him. The old man says that he has not, and that the young man is under his protection. He tells the boy that he will not allow a troop to bully him, and the boy is upset. He says that it is not proper for a young man like him to enter a school like the one in which he lives, but that the school is not a place where young men like him can casually enter. The boy says that his grandfather is making a big fuss, and he says that even the royal family has invited him to come and have fun with them. The elder says that this is the master and lord of the old school, and even the king's son has been invited. The older man tells him that the boy has been flying away, and they cannot do anything about it. He also tells the elder that after fulfilling the three-year promise, they will not be able to go back. He asks the boy to listen to him, but the boy does not want to listen, saying that he feels guilty about the whole thing. He hopes that the elder will forgive him for breaking the promise, but he is afraid that he cannot do so. He begs the elder to let him deal with the matter by himself.