The next morning, the Great-Grandchild arrives at the palace. He is shocked to find that his grandfather is still alive. He tells his father that he has sent many assassins to kill him, but they have failed. He says that he usually beats and scolds his grandfather, but this time, he has not fought back. His brother reminds him that the servants are not his, and that he should not be afraid of them. He reminds his brother that Miss Su repaired his palace for him, and prepared a cook to take care of his food and daily lives. He asks his father to send Miss Su to his place first, since he has lived in the kingdom for over ten years. He then tells the king that he will immediately send a messenger to bring the friendship between China and the People's Republic of China to the king. The king is shaken by his grandson's words, and he cannot understand why he cannot object. The great-grandchild says that the king should ask who these two servants are. He wonders if they are the Ming and the wang, and asks the king to bring them to prison.