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The morning sun shone through the old windows, while the blazing incinerator burned with raging flames.
"Is that guy the supernatural monster?"
Standing outside the thick glass window, a young soldier looked toward the incinerator area at the gaunt corpse being lifted by a robot.
"You got a death wish, kid?"
An older soldier beside him grabbed the young soldier by the shoulder and yanked him back. "People connected to high-level supernatural beings carry powerful supernatural energy even after death. One careless mistake and you'll be contaminated by that power. By then, you won't even know how you died."
"But, Squad Leader,"
The young soldier turned back after being pulled away and looked at the older soldier beside him, confused. "Didn't they say the supernatural energy in this corpse had already been dealt with?"
"How do you know they dealt with it completely?"
The soldier called Squad Leader glanced at the younger man and reached out to press a button on the control panel.
With a soft sound, the robot slowly lifted the gaunt corpse before it, opened the incinerator door, and fed it into the roaring furnace.
Only after confirming that the corpse had been completely sent into the incinerator and watching the robot close the furnace door did the Squad Leader let out a sigh of relief.
He lit a cigarette and looked at the soldier beside him. "Whenever you encounter someone involved with the supernatural in the future, be careful—extra careful. Once you get tangled up with the strange things inside, you won't be far from death."
"Okay."
The young soldier nodded uneasily.
"This batch is finally all burned. We've been up all night. Come on, let's get breakfast. The next batch is someone