While observing the bones, Li was moving them in his hand, changing the relative positions of his hands and his head. This was the essence of the Tao of the Inner Eye, allowing him to notice the hidden through the channelling of his Chi.<br/>Indeed, his efforts paid off when he noticed faint traces of charring. He had never heard of an ogre cooking his victims, and this was as good as he could probably hope, so he snatched the bones and went back to announce his discoveries to the fangshi.Hopefully, this would prvide the clues the holy man needed.<br/><br/><br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Assuming he makes it back to the camp, click here!</div><div class="spoiler_body">Li appears from the darkness, a skull in his hand.<br/>"Looks like this humble student found a victim's remains", he noted dryly. "And it bears traces of charring. Cooking, or affinity with fire?" He leaves the skull near Shen.<br/>"It's up to you to decide, respectable fangsh. And I guess you could be able to use this skull to call the spirit more easily, should you take the decision of doing so!"</div></div>