Mink Street Church;

Dis handed a wooden box to a man wearing a black trench coat standing in front of him.

The man opened the box and took a look at the copper coins sealed in glass.

"Your Majesty Judge, is this a replica of the Source of Sin?"

"Yes."

"I understand, I will send him to the regional management office."

The man closed the wooden box and put a seal on it, which read:

The source of evil (imitation);

No contact.

"By the way, about the search warrant issued by the region two months ago."

Dis glanced at him and replied: "I submitted the response to the search warrant a month ago."

"Yes, the district has seen it, but, you know, this matter is not trivial. The Federation attaches great importance to it, so it has strictly ordered all districts, especially Ruilan District, to conduct a new search."

"But I don't even have a search list at hand. I only know that an unknown person held a divine descending ceremony in Belwin City. Although, I can judge from the reaction of the district that the specifications of this divine descending ceremony should not be different.

It will be low.”

"Lord Dis, I am just conveying the district's instructions. If you don't know anything about it, I certainly don't know it either. However, it's up to Sir Dis to make another investigation report."

"OK."

"The light of order will shine forever."

After the man saluted, he took the box and walked outside the church.

Dis stood there, arranging the things on the table.

Halfway through, the man suddenly stopped and said:

"Lord Dis, there is another thing that I heard."

"explain."

"High Priest Rasma has come to Ruilan from the General Assembly. He will be responsible for the second investigation of the Belwin incident."

"Why are you telling me this?"

"Because I heard from the Lord Guardian of the Region that you have a deep friendship with the High Priest Rasma."

"Then what?"

"If possible, Lord Guardian, I hope you can say a few words of kindness in front of Lord Rasma. If the Bergwijn incident continues to be unclear, many adults in the Ruilan Region will be worried about being blamed by the General Assembly.

"

"I am just a judge. The adults' matters should be resolved by the adults themselves."

Dis packed his things and walked towards the door. When he came to the man's side, he stopped:

"Are you a god?"

"No, I am a servant of God."

Dis smiled: "You are pretending to be very different."

The Church of Order has its own responsibility to protect the light of order, and those who respect order often make the importance of maintaining order more clear. Therefore, within the Church of Order, there is an extremely powerful department responsible for supervising the church itself, which is called "

"The Whip of Order".

A bit like the gendarmerie of various countries.

The man lowered his head in a respectful gesture.

Dis said nothing and walked out of the church.

The man raised his head,

While stroking the wooden box in his hand, he whispered:

"Actually, Mr. Dis, you also pretend to be very different."

…

“It’s such a generous and breathtaking deposit.”

In the living room on the first floor, Uncle Mason was filled with emotion as he held the agreement and a pile of money beside him.

But immediately, the vigilance of a former financial industry practitioner immediately made Mason have doubts:

"The deposit of 100,000 rupees was not a check, but was given directly in cash?"

"Isn't cash good?" Aunt Mary said. "It saves us having to go to the bank to check the authenticity."

"Dear, except for a few people who really like to save and use cash, most of the others use large amounts of cash basically to avoid detection."

Speaking of which,

Uncle Mason took a special look at Karen sitting opposite,

asked:

"Karen, do you think there is any small problem with the other party?"

Karen shook her head;

Uncle Mason breathed a sigh of relief,

But Karen's next words stunned him:

"It's not a small problem, I think it's a big problem."

"Big?" Uncle Mason asked doubtfully.

"For multi-person funerals, reservations must be made in advance, as if they are sure that one family will die at the same time."

"This can be explained." Aunt Mary said, "Some families, due to special family habits or religious habits, will seal up the relatives who died first, and then wait until the whole generation has passed away, and then hold the funeral together. This means that they

We can hold hands and enter heaven or a similar place together."

"Oh, that makes sense. The gentleman said that the family was very affectionate."

"So that's it." Uncle Mason smiled, "It doesn't matter, the tax bureau won't find us anyway."

It seems to be to cheer myself up,

Uncle Mason also specifically added:

"The funerals of the first and second wives of the director of the tax bureau were held at our home, and we didn't receive a penny from them."

Karen smiled and said: "So our family has never paid taxes, right?"

"I pay taxes. I pay the monthly environmental protection fees and funeral license maintenance fees on time. As for the taxes on revenue... Winnie."

Uncle Mason called to Aunt Winnie, who was in charge of the accounts.

Just then Aunt Winnie came over with coffee and said:

"Because our family's business situation is very bad and we have been in a state of loss. Without the welfare bills provided by the government to maintain our business, we would not even be able to continue operating."

Karen nodded and said, "Understood."

In fact, he only received last month's salary and dividends yesterday.

The salary is the basic salary plus commission on psychological consultation fees. The basic salary is 3,000 rupees, which is basically the same as Ron, because when the manpower is insufficient, Karen also needs to follow him to transport the corpse, which is equivalent to the third corpse mover on staff.

The commission is divided between the two psychological consultation fees. He takes 50% directly and hands over 50%, which is 2k rupees.

Therefore, the salary is 5k rupees, but the dividend as a family member is 30,000 rupees.

The dividend is a very exaggerated figure, mainly supported by Mrs. Seymour's single purchase. The price of the coffin purchased by Mrs. Seymour for Mr. Seymour was as high as 200,000 rupees. Just this coffin, Immelai

The Si family's profit can be directly used to 100,000 rupees.

Therefore, it is no wonder that Aunt Mary can't help but get excited every time she hears "B-level package".

In fact, if the family hadn't made the last little girl's order at a loss, last month's dividend would have been even more shocking.

In other words, Karen's income last month was already higher than an average worker's income in a year.

It's no wonder that the little nurse Mina doesn't mind Karen's family business at all. In the face of such huge dividend income, those corpses, oh no, those guests, can also become friendly and approachable.

The person with the highest actual income in the family is Aunt Mary, because Aunt Mary has mastered the "technical high ground".

Excellent corpse movers, salesmen and priests with a good image are actually not difficult to find. Only excellent undertakers are really difficult to find. The more customers are willing to spend money, the less they will ask for undertakers.

The higher the income, so Aunt Mary’s income is the highest in the family.

However, B-level packages are hard to come by, and high dividend income cannot be obtained every month, but even in the off-season, the dividend can be around 5k.

"By the way, I found out the base price of the Hughes Cremation Society. It includes the land, factory building, equipment and business license. It's 500,000 rupees." Uncle Mason spread his hands, "It's a very favorable price. The main cost is

On the land price and business license.”

Aunt Mary snorted coldly: "The land price is false."
To be continued...