The Stone Carver.

Summary

In a tense encounter, a vengeful spirit confronts a Taoist Priest, expressing her desire for revenge against a man who wronged her. The Priest offers a solution: she must enter a stone monument to allow her son to reincarnate, as her heavy karma prevents her from moving on. Despite her initial refusal, fearing her revenge remains unfulfilled, she ultimately agrees when threatened with destruction. A poignant farewell ensues between the mother and child before a ritual is performed to release the child's spirit. An ox-headed creature appears, warning of the spirit's heavy karma and advising the Priest on the importance of a powerful artifact, the 'Dai Yuan Mi Juan,' hinting at impending challenges.

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