In this chapter, we learn that the ancient warriors were the first humans to explore their potential. They were also known as "the ancient warriors" because they were indifferent to the world. They had mastered considerably powers superior to humans and their lifespan had also been increased. The majority of immortals are "the spirit" of ancient warriors who passed through the human culture. There are only four degrees of cultivation in the sky: earth, heaven, huangdi, and internal martial arts in china. The sky is the highest place on earth, the earth is the lowest place on heaven, and the heaven realm is called the "higher sacred world" because it is easier to enter than the earth realm. The five pearls in the statue of the Buddha are the buddhist monk's who have entered heaven. They are known as the "five wisdom ancestors" because these five masters are supposed to have been from the "tang gaozu" era. The Buddha's ancestors were supposed to be the ancestors of the five wisdom masters who founded their own "legendary wisdom sect" in the burma. Now, the Buddha asks the monk if he could swap these pearls for an inner orb. The monk says he would be willing to trade two for one, but the monk refuses to discuss the other two.