So I think this business still has a lot of room for development. In the future, we can even specialize in handling funerals for non-ordinary people;

Funeral expenses do not require secular currency, only coupons.""

"That's what the young master said."

"Okay, let's go home."

…

After returning to the community and entering the house, Pu'er rode Kevin downstairs and said excitedly: "Karen, let me tell you some good news. In three days, our scroll will be completed!"

"Shh." Karen made a "shh" gesture to them and picked up the microphone, "I'll report myself first."

Alfred squatted down, holding the phone cord with both hands, his eyes red, so that the outgoing call could not find the information through the telephone exchange.

Karen followed the contact information on the piece of paper in the gray paper bag and dialed the number.

There are fixed contact information on that piece of paper, similar to posting a letter; there is also emergency contact information, but it is marked not to be used unless necessary.

"Hello." A woman's voice.

"I'm Karen. I'm looking for the captain now to report something."

"Hold on."

Not long after, Neo's voice came:

"Hello."

"Captain, our Funeral Society received the corpse of a bloodthirsty demon today. Judge Pavarro not only refused to hand it over, but also prepared to hold a funeral for her."

There was a sound of relief on the other end of the phone. It was very slight, but Karen caught it, like a kind of...relief.

"Okay, I understand."

"Captain, please give me your instructions on what I should do!"
Chapter completed!