Northern School Tomb Raiding Notes.

Summary

In a tense confrontation, Dou Ya Zai and the narrator question a captured man, Hua Xiu Wei Cang, about his involvement in disturbing the ancestral graves of the Dang Xiang people. After confessing to various crimes, including summoning wolves, Hua's lineage is revealed, raising concerns about a curse on the narrator. Xuan, the victim, ultimately kills Hua in a fit of rage, leading to reflections on guilt and the implications of their actions. The narrator grapples with feelings of loneliness and the weight of the curse as they return to camp, where Xuan questions her morality. The story explores themes of vengeance, heritage, and the haunting nature of past actions.

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