Watching Betty eat a little, Schiller had Aisha stay upstairs to keep her company while he went downstairs to deal with the bodies.
Ma'lfak could arrive at any moment, but Schiller was not worried.
If Ma'lfak still had his wits about him, then combined with his strong physique and psychic abilities, he would indeed be troublesome. But now, he was nothing more than a pervert blinded by Evil Desire. Schiller was best at dealing with people like that.
When he had gone to the backyard earlier, Schiller had noticed a small shed specifically for gardening tools. He walked over and, sure enough, found a raincoat, probably worn when using the hose to spray things down.
Schiller put on the raincoat, then went to the cellar and carried out the mother's body. After wrapping it in waterproof plastic sheeting, he placed it in the trunk of his car. Then he went to the Tool Room and took a shovel.
Three days had passed, and the body had already decomposed badly, giving off an extremely strong stench. It had to be dealt with first.
Schiller had no intention of dismembering it. This was not the city; wilderness stretched everywhere. He could toss the body somewhere at random, and it might not be found even by next year.
On the way here, Schiller had seen a patch of wasteland nearby. From the state of the vegetation alone, he could tell the place had a rabbit problem.
The vast plains of the United States were not entirely beneficial to agriculture. Aside from unobstructed tornadoes, overbreeding rabbits were also a massive headache.
They not only destroyed plant roots, but dug holes everywhere, even linking up the underground for miles around. And they produced litter after litter, multiplying at an incredible rate. Land occupied by them