The Legend of Situ Shankong.

Summary

The narrator and their master discover a grave on a small mound in the forest, where the master performs a ritual. They dig up the grave, revealing a skeleton wrapped in a decayed black robe, confirming local ghost stories. The master deduces that the skeleton belonged to a nun who was likely murdered, as evidenced by a bullet hole in the skull and the manner of burial. The master explains the significance of the findings, indicating a connection to a nearby church and suggesting that the nun was killed during her duties. A small silver cross found with the remains reinforces the identity of the victim.

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