Orochimaru gently shook his head. "More precisely, they were people upon whom I personally planted curse marks. But even if you intend to arrest me now, you should understand that you do not have sufficient evidence to prove how those people died, do you? At the very least, I am confident that no one in Konoha knows where my true laboratory is."
Li nodded lightly. "Teacher Orochimaru, do you know? I received the information at eight in the morning, and it is now four in the afternoon. From the moment I left, I went straight to the outside of your laboratory. That's right, straight to the outside of your laboratory..."
Orochimaru's face turned pale. "What did you do?"
"Of course, I did something troublesome. Logically speaking, you had already completely dissolved those people's bodies, but don't forget that I am Lady Tsunade's student. I could still distinguish human fat from other laboratory solutions, so I restored them." Li smiled faintly, malice written across his face.
Orochimaru sucked in a sharp breath. "You... don't tell me..."
Li rapidly formed several hand seals and slammed his palm against the ground. Following his movement, a gigantic coffin rose directly from the laboratory floor. Rather than a coffin, it looked more like a small house, its size four or five times that of an ordinary coffin.
Li abruptly slapped the coffin's door, and it immediately split apart. Dozens of corpses then rushed out from within, charging madly toward Orochimaru.
"It hurts!" "It hurts so much!" "Why did you make us suffer like this?!" "Aren't you Lord Orochimaru?!" All kinds of voices echoed ceaselessly through the room. Orochimaru's expression became exceedingly ugly. No matter how forgetful he was, he would not forget the people who had died by his own hand only recently.
"Stop." Li