Okay, now that we've got the first clue, let's see if we can figure out what's going on. First off, it turns out that horse thieves are called guerrillas in the Uyghur safaris, which means that they're robbing people's homes. The bandits who used to be just a bunch of dead weight are now a force enough to threaten uyghur tribal leaders under the rule of the bandit king. Hmm...what's the purpose of this guy? Well, apparently he's here to rob a village because it's ruined and the treasures there are gone. Okay, so this guy's just trying to rob the village because he thinks there's something worth robbing in a rural village. Huh? What's his purpose? Hmm...you're here because you want to kill the monster? Huh? Um...what if you're hiding behind the monster's lies? Huh...why would we even come back to the scene of the crime if we're guilty? Okay, that's a good question. Huh... why would you even want to destroy evidence? Nah, we don't have any evidence to back up our suspicions. We've already destroyed evidence before, so why would we want to do it again? Huh, wait... we have evidence, but it isn't free! Huh... we'll still kill you. Wait, what? We're not going to give you any free food. We forgot to bring some dry food... Huh... what evidence? We cut the