Seizing the opportunity presented by the decline of the Phatcharawithit family, Chantit attempts to persuade Nam-ing's parents to break off the existing engagement. As a bargaining chip, Chantit uses an extremely valuable invitation to the "God of War Mew's Apprenticeship Ceremony," tempting the Waraphorn family with a chance to enter Bangkok's high society. Faced with Chantit's provocation and Nam-ing's parents' snobbery, Kotsakorn, who is secretly "The King of Eternal Night" Atinat, publicly tears up the invitation, stunning everyone present. The crowd mocks Kotsakorn relentlessly, dismissing him as a mere prison guard incapable of knowing important figures. Ultimately, Chantit proposes a bet: if Kotsakorn can produce the invitation, Chantit will cease interfering with his marriage to Nam-ing.
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