In this chapter, the ghost-catcher and the hell-merchant discuss the differences between them. The former is called a "ghost-catcher," and the latter a "hell messenger." The former's title is bestowed by the "hell," making him even more powerful than the former. If he kidnaps a colleague and kills her, his crime will be recorded in "the hell," and he will pay the price for the crime in the future. Even if he becomes the "honorary ghost - catcher," it will be difficult for him to become the "so-called inspector" because of his bad record with Kpi. He asks the messenger to give him his spirit blood at his command. The messenger replies that he should be "wang rui" as the little girl now, if he is right. He tells the boss that he wants to make some money, so he quit his job as a doctor and goes to work. The boss tells him to take a seat, and he promises to come back soon. He also tells the messenger that if he can catch the one who is behind him, he will be awarded a reward.