This chapter opens with a discussion between Su Su and her father, the High Wizard. Su Su tells her father that she is too young to be a part of the "game of power" with the high wizard. The High Wizard is too powerful, Su Su says, and he will not allow Su Su to inherit the position as the khan. The Huns are a nation with a strong religious consciousness, and Su Su argues that the influence of a powerful woman like herself can make the high witch treat Su Su differently. She says that she will have to prove herself to be Su Su's helper if they are to have any chance of getting through this. The high wizard is staring at Su Su, and she wants to report him to the police. She wants to show the police what she has to show them. She tells them that she attacked him with her magic, and that she plans something evil. The disciples of the High wizard evil thing? Why do they feel like they are like the "calabash babies" saving their grandfather? Su Su explains that the children in the movie are fighting against demons, and they are fighting to save the grandfather. She feels that the high-wizard is trying to kill the children to gain power. The children are trying to hide the sun god.