When Kim returns to the farm, he discovers that he’s in trouble. The two farmers have set up a rich banquet, but the Lama refuses to touch any food. He is meditating under a tree and refuses to speak to anyone, not even to his own disciple. The farmers are furious and expect to be compensated with a “miracle” worthy of the money they have spent for their guests. Otherwise they promise to give them a sound thrashing and then report them to the police. Kim does his best to calm them down and convince them that he himself, as disciple of the Saint, is capable of performing small miracles. But he must have something to eat beforehand. The two farmers pay no heed to him: first the miracle and then the banquet. They discuss the matter between them and finally find a miracle fit for Kim. He has to heal a cow buffalo that no longer produces any milk...