MUI visits Chu Lung Lane. CHING tells her the owner of the drugstore has seen WAH being taken to the back alley by some Japanese soldiers. And not long afterwards, WAH was released and the soldiers came to Chu Lung Lane for her. MUKAIYAMA TETSUYA goes to MUI’s office to talk about their cooperation. MUI asks her for exit passes in return. MUI runs into SING. She tells him she will be able to get some exit passes. She also urges him to take CHING to Hong Kong. MUI has managed to get one exit permit only. People at Chu Lung Lane agree to give it to CHING so that she can go to Hong Kong for treatment. FAN resumes his post as superintendent with the help of MAJOR KUROKI SAIGO from the Japanese army. SING and the others hand in their resignation. To their surprise, FAN suggests reconciliation. The first opium den jointly run by MUI and the Japanese army opens today. Someone throws eggs at MUI and call her traitor.
Wayne Lai Yiu-Cheung
刘醒
Sheren Tang Shui-Man
郑九妹
Raymond Ho-Yin Wong
杨阳
Ngo Ka-Nin
排骨（唐吉）
Nancy Wu Ting-Yan
马丽华
Elliot Ngok Wah
郑朗军
Mak Cheung-Ching
梁非凡
Fala Chen
刘晴
Susan Tse Suet-Sum
郑朗喜
Ben Wong Chi-Yin
郑少康
Kara Wai Ying-Hung
吴丽婵
Samuel Kwok Fung
郑朗熊
Deon Cheung Chung-Chi
郑少杰
Henry Lo
蔡大凤
Elena Kong Mei-Yee
赵冬妮
Lee Shing-Cheong
黄文辉
Eileen Yeow
李玉琼
Kelvin Leung
车永安
Helen Ma Hoi-Lun
周铁
Corinna Chamberlain
Mary
Jin Gang
向山铁也
Sunny Tai Yiu-Ming
向山达也
