He dismantled the opponent's intact body into various parts and attached them to himself.
While making himself stronger, he also completed the act of "destroying the corpse and erasing the traces."
Of course, Hei Suo failed.
His "destroying the corpse and erasing the traces" left too many traces, and he was targeted by a greedy hunter.
The other party used this as a threat, demanding Hei Suo offer part of his body and parts.
Hei Suo naturally refused without hesitation.
But he was obviously no match for the opponent.
The opponent did not know how many "comrades" he had hunted, both in terms of physical strength and combat experience, were clearly superior to him.
Just as Hei Suo watched helplessly as the opponent prepared to smash his head, dismantling his entire body.
A burst of flames suddenly erupted on the opponent's head, a fatal explosion impact, directly blowing a big hole in their head.
