On the small problem of function period If f (x-4) = - f (x), f (x) is an odd function, why can we get f (X-8) = f (x) -F (x-4) = f (X-8) why

On the small problem of function period If f (x-4) = - f (x), f (x) is an odd function, why can we get f (X-8) = f (x) -F (x-4) = f (X-8) why

It can be deduced only if it is an odd function
f(x-8)=-f(x-4)
f(x-4)=-f(x)
Let y = x-4
f(y-4)=-f(y)
Then f ((x-4) - 4) = - f (x-4)