The moonface tells the wolf that he's going to try to save the wolf and the panda bear, even if it means using the brush to kill them. He's convinced that they're loyal to the gambling master, and he wants to change their fate. He wants to go back to the dark island and wait for the turning point. He doesn't trust the wolf, whoosh, and panda bear because they haven't reached heaven yet. The turning point is right in front of them, he says, and they have to seize it. Panda bear is worried that the adviser won't be able to stand it any longer, but the moonface is determined to wait.