After Su Que transferred all the supplies to the distant Luo Feng Mountain,
he thought that if Ou Haquan, who disregarded human life this way, confirmed that his son was truly dead, he might do something to vent his anger on Jade Water City.
So, Su Que went to the place where Ou Tianhao and the "Greedy Wolf" Zhang Bengen were initially buried and dug up the two corpses.
As it was already late winter and the weather was gradually warming, after many days of burial, the two corpses had started to decompose, but their identities could still be vaguely recognized.
Su Que tied the two corpses with two hemp ropes, carried them with him, walked through several woods, and found a tiger, hoping that it would eat the corpses completely.
However, he found that the tiger refused to eat carrion, so he could only start a fire and burn the two corpses.
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