T'chul-chul's death devastated the guardians for he was the last remaining member of his family after the first battle between the guardians and the Genesis explorers. He was adopted by Kohinoor's brother and was raised to be a fine warrior of Babylon; a paragon for all aspiring guardians. His deed of saving Kohinoor and his family will never be forgotten.
The guardians prepared a funeral ceremony in honor of T'chul-chul. His heroic deeds were recognized, and he was deemed as a great role model for the youth. Meanwhile, Kohinoor and the other council members start to devise a plan on defeating the Genesis, thinking that they can outnumber them by twenty up to a thousand men.
Kohinoor sends out scouts to the areas where he thinks the Genesis will be camping throughout their exploration.
He ensures them that this will be the Genesis' last visit in the spirit realm. The first scout is assigned to the farm land, a deserted region in the spirit realm. Another scout is sent to the forest of Eden, the next staying at the pilgrimage site of the guardians. Finally, the last one is sent to the ruins of the first war.
The scouts use their clairsentience, the ability to sense creatures' presence, to stealthily detect their target.