Liuzi works on the case, and Gu Tao's job is to take care of the external liaison work.
At dawn, a member of the deceased's sect arrived, an elder. He didn't say any harsh words about vengeance, but with red eyes, he insisted on seeing the body.
Gu Tao had no reason to refuse this request but didn't want him to see the bodies of those young men from his sect. From Gu Tao's perspective, those bodies were nothing more than carbohydrates, meaningless hunks of flesh. But to the elder, those silent and stiffened hunks of flesh were once lively and bouncing children, be they naughty or serious. It was actually quite difficult for him to accept seeing those whom he had raised from a young age transformed into such a state.
Yet even after Gu Tao tried to gently decline several times, the old man insisted on taking a look. If that was the case, then he might as well let him have a look.
