In this chapter, the young monk explains that he is jealous of the young man's passion for energy-gathering arts. He tells the boy that he can still learn from the sunflower manual, but that he must keep it for himself. The young monk asks the boy if he thinks the mad dog can be defeated by a gun, and the boy replies that he thinks so. The monk then asks the young boy if there is anyone who can help him. The boy says he is thirsty, and asks the monk if he can bring him water. He says that the water tastes weird, and that he remembers that it was put there a few days ago. He asks the girl why she did this to him, and she says that she has already tasted the water, so she can't tell him who could stop the crazy dog. The old monk says that he will find a stone carving master who can figure out the problem, but based on the fact that he did the same thing at the restaurant, Mr. Xue could be able to find a way to help. The older monk tells the younger monk that if the two of them can take down the "mad dog," then everyone will be relieved, and everyone who is alive and in Heaven will be spared. The younger monk asks why the old monk is so mysterious, and he says that it is because he followed the monk's order, but the boy was too far away to complete the task