The master sighs and says that it's bad to kill innocent people. He's heard the village chief's words, and he hopes that the spell won't kill the villagers. He also asks who's behind the plan to get him back at him. The master says that he doesn't know who she is, but he's sure that she's a taoist. The village chief, he says, has been suffering because of the master's selfishness. The two of them don't want to blame each other for this. They're both human beings, and they need to keep their feelings a secret from each other. They can't talk to each other because they're so complicated. They need to hide their feelings. The villagers will be able to adjust to their new lives after the spell is gone.