The jade tablet has a carving on it that says "evil spirits treading purgatory" . This means that evil spirits are treading the path of the afterlife, which is a place where the dead are released from purgatory and the living are protected from them. The tablet also has a little girl on it, who is supposed to protect him from the evil spirits. Mr. Fu says that if he wants to light a lantern, he needs to drop blood from the dead, then drip yin yin qi to the lantern, which gathers all the resentment of the dead. This is a very simple way to do it, but because the funeral rites are one big altar, it's very easy to do. He says that he's going to walk the underworld for the first time. He compares it to the way the living live in the real world. The dead have their own world, just like the living do. Just like the dead enter the creak of the underworld, the living enter the fog of the fog. The only difference between the two is that the jade tablet protects the dead from evil spirits, whereas the corpse scavengers' death qi protects the living. The narrator says that the bridge between the real and the dead is the same as it was last time.