Angry villagers charge the Yamen in protest of the decision to abandon the match. KOK urges KWAI to return the betting money to the punters but he refuses, stating that he will abide only if KOK has the Plum Blossom Valiant in his custody. Pursued by the punters, bookmaker KWONG SIU YU resorts to hiding out in the prison. By coincidence, KWONG joins hands with LAM to save a boy and becomes attracted to her. He decides to stay in Hekou and works as a sheriff. In high spirits, HING breaks his plan to open a brothel to KWAI, claiming that he has recruited a bunch of Persian belles. KWAI pledges his support reluctantly. It is only when the delivery of baskets of Qingyuan chickens arrive that HING realizes he has been hoaxed. YU begs WONG to release her so that she can tend to the blind MADAM LUNG back home. A doubtful WONG pays a visit to YU’s home and realizes that she has indeed told the truth……