Secular Immortal of the Nine Realms Chapter 88: Composite Drawing

On their way up the mountain, there was a guard to be seen every ten steps.

A group of Valiant Defenders stood at attention at the entrance of the Heavensword Mountain Villa. Upon seeing Jue Panshi, Fang Chen, and the others, they quickly bowed.

“War God Fang, this incident is particularly vile. It has been many years since such a tragedy befell our South Immortal Commandery, so I ordered my men to lock off this area and strictly forbid anyone else from approaching the area,” Jue Panshi explained.

“You made the right call.” Fang Chen nodded.

He glanced at Abbess Clearlotus and saw that the latter’s face was pale, with beads of sweat forming on her forehead. He quietly asked, “Is there… a ruckus inside?”

Jue Panshi thought that Fang Chen was talking to him and was confused. What ruckus could there be inside? There are only corpses in there…

“Mm.” Abbess Clearlotus nervously nodded.

“Let’s enter.” Fang Chen took the lead in entering the Heavensword Mountain Villa.

This was not Huangfu Jie’s first time here; he had already seen the terrible scene left in the wake of the massacre. Even so, his heart still lurched when he saw it once more, and his face visibly paled.

Before his eyes were dried corpses scattered around the villa. These corpses hadn’t been moved since they were killed. Their sunken faces looked hideous, and their emaciated bodies were distorted in unnatural angles.

Yuan Zhuang and the rectifiers had seen their fair share of tragedies while working on cases, but most of them were still shaken up by the sight before them. Their eyes swam around the place, and their bodies trembled ever so slightly.

Yuan Yu and the other constables didn’t fare as well. Some of them averted their eyes, and some even retched at the sight.

More dried corpses appeared as they ventured deeper into the villa. It was as if there was no end to the casualties.

In particular, there was one scene that caught their attention. It was a woman holding two children in her embrace; one was still an infant, whereas the other was

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