The taoist tells his sister that he's going to give her the power to "flick after" if she needs it. He tells her that this power will only help her in case of a calamity. He's not worried about it, he says, because he knows that she's a powerful person. He also says that the goddess gave him this power so that he wouldn't be able to screw it up. He says that he didn't live up to the goddess's expectations, but that the fruit split up and ran away. The goddess says that they should thank the five directions of the spirit array for bringing the fruit to them, because now they can no longer be controlled by anyone. They'll be free to do whatever they want in the future, she says. She's right. They need to recover their strength, they say, and they'll leave the fruit at this moment. They don't know why they're leaving, but they do know that the taoists are too tired to fight. They say that they only came because they saw that he was too exhausted to do so. They won't leave it until they've recovered enough strength to fight again