The next day at the school, the gang is still waiting for the men from the mansion to arrive. Master Six tells the gang not to worry about him, because he's more concerned about the safety of the family. He says they should go to the school to hide and wait for him. He'll return as soon as he escorts his parents there. The gang teases Master Six about being so vigilant, and Master Six replies that he was not expecting him to be so bold as to mess with the people from the palace. He also says that the gang can't do anything against the palace because it's not big enough to take on the nine big-shots. He asks Master Six if he can do him a favor and make sure the gang's family is safe. He tells Master Six that they're not big shots, but they'll do their best to protect the family as long as the family stays in the school. He adds that he wants to establish a new social order in his own way. He compares Master Six to a devil.