money.

He put on black formal clothes suitable for attending a funeral, and then went from the basement to Randall Valley. The Church of the Forgotten was empty today. After leaving the church, Shade got on a four-wheel taxi and went to the city public cemetery.

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Because of last week's earthquake, the cemetery has been very busy recently. The old coachman thought that Shade was also going to attend the funeral of his relatives, and even comforted him on the way.

"It is said that within the urban area of ​​Randall Valley alone, the direct death toll from this earthquake has exceeded 5,000."

Shade talked about what he saw in the newspaper, and Five Thousand was given advance warning by the city hall.

"Yes, there are far more passengers going to the cemetery these days than before."

The coachman's voice came from the front, and Shade heard the sad meaning in his tone:

"You also have relatives around you"

"No, it's not a relative, it's an old neighbor. The whole family is dead. Those stupid buildings in the slums can't withstand such an earthquake."

The coachman's voice continued to come from the wind, but he was much more optimistic than Shade thought:

"People are bound to die. Guests, you should be more open-minded. I really want to be open-minded. I, my family and my friends around me were born in such an era. I died in an accident in a factory because of the polluted air in the city.

It is possible to suffer from a fatal disease in middle age, to suddenly lose your job and die in the cold winter. Compared with these, dying in an earthquake is very sad, but at least it is not painful, right?"
Chapter completed!