After Su Que moved all the supplies to the more distant Luofeng Mountain, he thought that Ou Hao Quan treated human lives like blades of grass. If Ou Hao Quan confirmed that his son was truly dead, who knew what he might do to vent his fury on Jade Water City.
So, Su Que went to the place where he had buried Ou Tian Hao and Zhang Bengen, "Greedy Wolf," dug up the two corpses, and tied them with two hemp ropes, carrying them with him. After passing through several patches of woods, he found a tiger and wanted it to gnaw the corpses clean.
But he discovered that the tiger simply refused to eat rotten flesh. Left with no choice, he built a fire and burned the two corpses.
Ou Hao Quan's men, along with everyone in Jade Water City's yamen, searched throughout Jade Water City and its surrounding areas for the "Mysterious Martial Artist."
In the forests around Jade Water City, they found plenty of traces of martial training.
This convinced them that the Mysterious Martial Artist lived somewhere within the bounds of Jade Water City.
Perhaps in Jade Water City itself, or perhaps in one of the towns, villages, mountain manors, or caves under its jurisdiction.
But after searching for a long time, they still found no one.
During this time, Ou Hao Quan's men even searched the School and came face-to-face with Su Que.
Although Su Que was also tall and sturdy, such a build was hardly uncommon. Not only in all of Jade Water City, but even among scholars, there were many like him.
He was still far too different from the Mysterious Martial Artist in stature.
Ou Hao Quan had once suspected that the Mysterious Martial Artist's immense height was the result of