The man in black said directly, "I didn't intentionally stand by and watch. After all, no one knows which direction the demonic beast controlled by the Jade Order will charge."
The middle-aged Taoist ignored this explanation. In fact, he believed it. Although the two sides had different positions, some duties were common. When it came to the fundamental issue of dealing with demonic or evil entities, they wouldn't resort to such petty tricks. Most importantly, the middle-aged Taoist knew the other party had no need to play such tricks.
"Cut it open and find the Jade Order," the man in black said to the maidservant by his side.
The maidservant nodded, drew her sword, and sliced open the black bear's back. The black bear let out a final, feeble cry and died. The maidservant in black, disregarding the blood and gore, began to search the black bear's corpse. But after much rummaging, she found nothing.
The middle-aged Taoist snorted coldly and said, "The head."
