Tang Hao slowly sat up and patted Tang San on the shoulder.
"Little San, you're right. We have to recover the Blue Silver Grass your mother became and the soul bone she left for you!"
"Dad, if father and son stand united, we'll definitely find them!"
Tang Hao rose to his feet, his gaze sweeping over the wrecked stone chamber as a chilling murderous intent flashed through his eyes.
"Ah Yin was the most important person in my life. I can feel her aura. No matter who it was, if they dared touch Ah Yin's remains, then even if I have to chase them to the ends of the earth, I, Tang Hao, will drag them out and tear them to pieces!"
Tang San nodded heavily.
But he knew full well that the world was vast and the sea of people endless. Finding that intruder would be easier said than done.
Who was the other party?
Were they from Spirit Hall, or an expert from another faction?
Why had they taken the Blue Silver Grass and the soul bone?
Did they know the Blue Silver Grass's true identity?
There were no answers to any of those questions.
The surging emotions within Tang Hao gradually settled.
He forced himself to remain rational and tried to search the stone chamber for any trace of evidence.
He could not overlook any clue that might lead them to the culprit.
Tang Hao walked over to the chiseled-open stone wall and examined it carefully.
Tang San followed him over and studied it closely as well.
"Dad, this looks like it was forcibly blasted open. Judging from the marks, it seems to have been caused by an explosion. But there's no smell of gunpowder or any related residue at the scene, so it was most likely