In this chapter, we learn that the sun god, the god of death, is punishing the hans for their sins. The sun god tells the ambassador that tu xie has killed his father, brother, and the high wizard. The ambassador is shocked that his son has killed so many people, and wonders if he is afraid to be punished. He tells the envoy that he is carrying out the "policy of tyranny" after succeeding the throne. He says that anyone who wants to rebel must come and try. He warns the ambassador to bend his knees or he will destroy him just in time. He also tells him that the poison sutra states that the butterfly is an "extremely toxic esoteric poison" that can cause people to hallucinate, kill each other, and even kill themselves. He asks the ambassador if he has other plans, and he answers that he does not want to kill anyone. He wants to kill the hero of huns, the enemy of han, and remove the obstacles to the throne tonight. In order to do so, he says, he needs to kill tu xi, his brother, father, and all the other enemies of the han. He calls the ambassador a traitor, and tells him to bring him back to normal as soon as possible. He adds that even though the butterfly has killed him, it still has the power to kill him. He then asks the envoy