Now that Kongwen was dead, Kongxing naturally had to seek justice for his senior brother. But at the same time, he also had to get to the bottom of what had happened.
So it did not matter whether Ye Weiming examined the body or whether this youth called Zeng A'niu did.
No matter how they examined it, they would ultimately have to provide a reasonable explanation for Kongwen's death.
Ye Weiming's sudden suggestion that Zhang Wuji help conduct the autopsy was actually meant to build up the latter's reputation.
After all, Zhang Wuji was the undercover agent he had planted within the Ming Cult!
Given the opportunity, Ye Weiming naturally intended to raise Zhang Wuji's prestige within the Ming Cult and even throughout the martial world as much as possible during this mission.
After hesitating briefly over Ye Weiming's request, Kongxing ultimately nodded in agreement. However, he threatened, "If you cannot provide a reasonable explanation, then even if we have to fight our way to the Divine Constable Bureau, Shaolin Sect will seek justice for our abbot!"
Since Kongxing, the one in charge, had made his choice, although Kongxiang was unwilling in every possible way, he could only begrudgingly lay Kongwen's body on the ground without a reasonable explanation to offer.
Only then did Ye Weiming turn to Zhang Wuji and say, "Young Hero Zeng has properly studied medicine. I trust you can determine a person's cause of death, the injuries that led to it, the approximate time of death, and so on. Please examine Abbot Kongwen's body and tell everyone what you find."
Back in the Ming Cult Secret Passage, Zhang Wuji had already learned that Ye Weiming had recognized him. Naturally, he also knew that Ye Weiming would never harm him.
Now that Ye Weiming was in trouble,