The gang master tells the audience that he is the chief of his sect, but that he judges people by their appearance. He says that the key to winning is to hide his strength with his size. He adds that if the opponent's speed is limited by his appearance, then the key is to pay ten taels to the gang master. This is a new policy of the gang. All challengers who lose to their master must pay. The gangmaster says that martial artists must train, protect, and fight. There is no extra time or energy to guarantee the income for his gang. He explains that he has found a solution to this problem. He tells the story of how he met a friend, Enhao Park, who told him a secret. Enhao told him that his ancestors' treasure is worth 3 million taels, but he has just spent all his money. He asks Enhao if he can spare him 200 taels as his start-up money, but Enhao says that he will split half the treasure with Enhao when he gets it. He feels nervous listening to Enhao's story, but luckily he