Master Zen is trapped and suffering.

The King Oni saw the young Sadhu trying to create a new chamber. The King Oni ordered his demon soldiers,
“Demon soldiers, stop that bastard Sadhu! He’s creating a chamber for demons… Stop him first!!”

All the demons rushed forward to stop Adi Shankar. Master Zen tried to hold them back, but he couldn’t handle them alone—there were only a few samurais left.

Suddenly, Hattori appeared and joined the battle. Wielding his twin flame swords, he burned many demons to ashes. Ushi came in front of him and attacked with his web, but Hattori used his flaming swords to cut through it. In just 30 seconds, he sliced Ushi into small pieces with his twin flame blades.

Onna saw this and immediately attacked Hattori with her tail, but he defended himself.

Onna said, “Young man, you are strong! You killed Ushi, the spider monster.”

Hattori replied, “I can kill you the same way I killed him.”

Furious, Onna transformed into a giant snake monster and lunged at him. Hattori jumped onto her head and drove his sword into it. She screamed in pain and collapsed, while Hattori landed safely on the ground.

Hattori shouted, “Master Adi Shankar! Don’t worry about us. I can handle them. Finish creating the chamber first!”

Adi Shankar was almost done creating the chamber, but Yokai approached, trying to stop him. Hattori blocked Yokai’s path and challenged him.

Yokai said, “You bastard! Stay out of my way!”

Hattori replied, “Defeat me first—then go after him.”

Both began to fight fiercely.

The King Oni growled, “Tengu! Stop him from creating the chamber!”

Tengu obeyed and hurled his massive hammer at Adi Shankar—but suddenly, Miyamoto appeared and destroyed the hammer, protecting Adi Shankar.

Adi Shankar said, “Welcome back, Miyamoto.”

Miyamoto nodded and joined the battle against Tengu.

Tengu sneered, “So you’ve recovered. But this time, I’ll make sure you never recover again!”

Miyamoto replied, “We’ll see who recovers. Let’s settle it in this fight!”

The King Oni watched and roared, “Enough! I will enter the battle myself and stop this fool!”

He flew toward Adi Shankar, but Master Zen blocked his path.

The King Oni grew furious. “You human! How dare you stand in my way? I will destroy you!”

Master Zen replied, “You monster! You destroyed our village, and now I will kill you!”

The King Oni laughed. “Kill me? Hahaha! You fool—I am a god! I am immortal! Bow before me, or I’ll kill you!”

Master Zen shouted, “You are not a god… not even equal to the gods!”

Insulted and enraged, the King Oni chanted dark demonic words, binding Master Zen with a demonic rope. Zen screamed in agony as the rope tightened around him.

Adi Shankar, Hattori, and Miyamoto saw Master Zen trapped and suffering.

The King Oni laughed loudly, “This is the end of Master Zen… Hahaha!”