In the land of Pherkad, the mysterious man in the robe says to Demetrius, "I have an offer for you. Instead of the spirit of Pherkad, I will give you something much more powerful."

  Demetrius strongly denies it: "No way. I am not a shortcut guy." He pulls out his sword and puts on his knight helmet.

  The mysterious man puts his hands in his bag and grabs a beating heart out. "You don't need this," he says.

  Demetrius, with disgust on his face, says, "You're a dirty bastard.”

  The mysterious man laughs and says, "I mean, it's your mother's heart.”

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  As these words cross Demetrius's ears, he turns back and looks at the grave—it's dug up, and the casket is broken.

  He runs toward the casket without waiting, but he sees a skeleton inside. All of a sudden, he feels a cold presence behind him. It's the mysterious man, close to his ear, his voice cold and slow: "Sorry, it was your little brother's.”

  Demetrius, filled with anger, screams, "What are you talking about? How dare you touch him!" He swings his sword behind him.

  The mysterious man is nowhere to be seen. From a distance in the woods , he calls Demetrius by whistling. Demetrius runs as fast as he can. He ends up in deep woods. All of a sudden, small torches on the trees start to light up. He looks down—he's standing on a red pentagon. He looks straight ahead—something hits his helmet. All of a sudden, he feels like small rice bags are being thrown at him. His eyes close in defense.

  The place goes silent. He looks at his hands—they're red with blood. He removes his helmet and looks around.

  The mysterious man says, "Eww, your little brother is messed up.”

  As Demetrius looks at his brother's body parts, the mysterious man puts his hand in his bag and grabs a scroll. He throws that scroll toward Demetrius and starts running into the woods with maniacal laughter echoing through the trees.

  The mysterious man runs and sees the sea coast on the other end of the forest. As he's about to run into the water, someone grabs his robe. He looks behind—it's—