The next morning, the two men sit down to talk. The first complains that he's not confident enough to handle the situation alone. The second complains about the fact that his brother is more comfortable around the human than he is around his father. The two men agree that it's important to have a plan, but they don't agree on how to do it. They agree that kin management is a job that has been around for hundreds of years, but that it can't be handed over to someone who doesn't have a clear vision or plan. They also agree that they're in the same situation as they are, and that the only person who's going to survive is the one who has the most to lose if the system collapses. The men decide to announce that they will be passing on the job of kin management to the rest of the group. They're going to tell everyone that they need to be prepared for the new system, and then they'll announce that the job is going to be passed on to the next generation of kin managers. This is a big deal, and the men are going to have to explain it to everyone. The only problem they have is that they haven't figured out how to handle it all themselves. They can do it all by themselves, and they've had many chances to fail. They decide to join forces with the other men, but then they realize that Lee Minhoon isn't looking at them, so they leave him alone.