Song Hu led two subordinates into a secluded alley.
One of them could not help asking in a low voice, "Brother Hu, does that kid surnamed Chen really have something to do with this?"
"It's impossible to tell for now." Song Hu's face was as grim as iron.
He had been raised by his uncle, Song Tie, since childhood, and Song Tie had spared no expense in providing the resources for his martial training.
After training at a martial school for two years and seeing no hope of a breakthrough, he had left home to become a Blade Hunter.
Who could have expected that upon returning this time, he would hear the shocking news of his uncle's murder? Grief-stricken and enraged, he had stormed into the Tiger Gang that very night and personally slain its leader, Xu Chengfeng.
What chilled his heart even more was the startling truth Xu Chengfeng had revealed before dying.
The Tiger Gang had learned of Song Tie's hiding place because someone had leaked it, and the fatal blow had not been dealt by the Tiger Gang either.
Someone else had killed his uncle, Song Tie.
Borrowing a knife to kill, cleaning up the scene, framing another—it was a chain of methods. The person behind it not only knew Yazi Bay like the back of their hand, but was also meticulous and utterly ruthless.
Who had a motive to kill his uncle? A personal grudge? Or a bid for power?
To ambush and kill a Bright Strength master at its peak while he was badly injured, the murderer's own strength had to have reached at least Bright Strength.
Yet Chen Qing, a fisherman from Yazi Bay, had happened to begin training in martial arts during this period and risen to prominence.
All of it left Song