In the middle of the tea inn, the princess is in a trance. She asks the monk if she is fine, and the monk replies that she is. The princess tells the monk that she has been in the trance for a long time, and that it is more frightening when she feels the same way. The monk tells her that he has become impatient. He asks her if they have to kill the eunuch due to the emperor's decisions, and she replies that they do not have to. She also tells him that she was helped by her concubine, who died. The king's daughter was killed by the king, and he fornicated and killed her sister. She says that she knows what she is doing, and will not break their promise. She adds that if she has a daughter, she will have to do more than that, because she is not good enough at it. She wants to go back to see her daughter, but her grandma treats her very well.