"You must take a share as well, so that you may have it alive and dead. We have been informed of his death, so do as you see fit; we have left it to you." So they left and abandoned them. The opinion of the group differed afterwards, and they said, "Our plan has been ruined, and they have been informed of the Sultan's death. We cannot carry out his will now." Then Al-Amin Ali, the one who gathered them, said, "I must carry out his will, or die trying." Then he called out, "O Muhammad Kur, go to my son Muhammad and tell him to gather the soldiers, put on their armor and weapons, and come to the Sultan's gate." He said, "I hear and obey," and went. Al-Rahmad bin Al-Amin said to him, "His Excellency the Sultan orders you to prepare the soldiers and leave with them, and go to the Sultan's sons, and be their assistant until you receive my command." Al-Amin Muhammad said, "I hear and obey," and he called out to the soldiers, so they prepared, mounted, and headed towards the Sultan's sons. He returned afterwards to Al-Amin and said to him, "I have gone and found my master has taken the soldiers and headed towards the Sultan's sons." Al-Amin became angry at that and knew that he could not carry out the Sultan's will. He repented and feared for his faith and covenants. He took out a small box he had with him, opened it, and took out something from it. It fell dead. As for the remaining ones, their opinions diverged, and this is the strongest stratagem he devised as a reminder.