A girl examines something in her hands, and Phil's voiceover implies that he provided her with drugs. The scene appears surreal as the girl seemingly hovers over a balcony's edge. Then, we cut to Phil Hop, frantically clutching his head in panic. King accuses Phil of being responsible for the girl's apparent peril, but Phil remains unresponsive. Frustrated, King's friend Ted intervenes, attempting to defuse the situation. Zoey tries to calm everyone down, but King's anger escalates. Ted steps in to defend Phil.
In another scene, Tea Worm is inside a bungalow, gazing out over a cliff while engaged in a phone conversation. A man speaking in Cantonese discusses his former associates who have turned against him due to his challenges to their authority. He emphasizes his intention to exact revenge, not by taking their lives, but by retaliating against their families.
Rainman is depicted seated in a chair, surrounded by admiring women who touch him like he's Adonis. Later, Rainman converses with Monk outside a bar, expressing his anger over the apparent takeover in his absence. Monk asserts his innocence, claiming he no longer holds any authority, and that control of Chinatown has shifted to corporate interests.
In a different setting, King engages in a ritual before an altar, with a red light illuminating his eyes. Meanwhile, Phil and Ted gossip about the new cook at Super Wok, who turns out to be Rainman. Despite Phil's objections, Ted invites Rainman to join them in a card game upstairs.
The group gathers for the card game, but Rainman feels out of place. After the game, Phil pursues Rainman, offering to work for him, but Rainman rebuffs his advances.
In his apartment, King contemplates his plans while Zoey embraces him, attempting to dissuade him from pursuing whatever he has in mind.
Rainman visits a karaoke bar and receives a phone call from Tea Worm, revealing his ties to Macau Ronnie, Rainman's former employer. Tea Worm discloses the existence of the "Black Twilight," a formidable group of mainland Chinese criminals operating covertly in the United States. Even the Wo On Lok Triad fears them, as they wield immense power, though their identities remain shrouded in mystery. Tea Worm conveys the significance of the tong chairman's scepter, signifying control over Chinatown, and offers Rainman a proposition to secure their protection by finding a suitable candidate for chairman.
Phil encounters Dana's distraught father in Super Wok, who vows to avenge his daughter's death. Phil maintains his composure but suffers a panic attack after the man's departure.
High above Chinatown, King confronts Monk, leading to a fierce battle where King is initially overpowered but eventually triumphs, unleashing an unexpected power within himself. Red neon lights flare in his eyes as he stands over Monk's lifeless body.
