The narrator tells us that dao is suffering from heat stroke. He says that the poison inside his body has been completely cleansed, and that he now knows who the true culprit is: the demon. The narrator says that he still wants to sit in the wheelchair, but that if he in the future, maybe he will give the baron and dao more help. The guests arrive at the front hall, and the narrator tells them that he came to visit them in a hurry. He tells the guests that he did not want to disturb them so late, and he apologizes for not greeting them the moment they arrived. He then tells the story of how he spent some time in the city six years ago, when he was exactly the same height as isabella. He doesn't know why she is here, but he does know that she needs some fresh air. He also tells her that everyone knows that anyone visiting the city is looking for the tomb of the dead, and this is one of the reasons why he is here. The young master tells the narrator that the main house assigns tasks to the branches of the house, which means that the branches are assigned tasks that are not directly assigned to the master. He adds that some days ago, the house sent six disciples to enter the snow mountains, but they have not returned yet, and they feel some resentment toward them.