Mo Hua took out the map of the wilderness surrounding South Yue City.
It was called a map, but it was crudely made, the lines were simple, and it only roughly outlined some mountain terrains; nothing else was included.
This wilderness was rarely visited, so there was no detailed map available.
The one Mo Hua held was previously obtained from Situ Fang. It was a map of the mountainous terrain recorded by the Taoist Court Official of South Yue City.
Mo Hua recalled the trajectory of the light spots on the Compass Disk and traced Zhang Quan's path on the map.
Zhang Quan's movements seemed chaotic, but all his routes were concentrated within the forest between two peaks to the east of the wilderness.
He came here to return to his lair.
Therefore, the place where he refined and hid the corpses had to be nearby.
And to avoid being tracked, he would certainly not linger near his lair.
So the location of his lair was probably to the west of where he lingered.
