Linsey could no longer afford to travel at a leisurely pace.
He still leaped down from the peak of the City of Law, then raced directly north toward the Royal City.
When it came to handling the bodies of the dead,
the City of Law had three different policies.
The first was the Hall of the Defenders, a shrine built separately within the inner ring of the Royal City. Important figures from the City of Law's history were buried there, and newly crowned New Kings or major festivals also included ceremonies of worship or attendance there.
The second was the public graveyard located beneath the third city wall.
It lay north of the City of Law. It was also where Alvitte currently was, and where Linsey was headed.
As for the third, it was for the dead who, for various reasons, were buried outside the City of Law.
"Corpse resurrection..."
"The City of Law must have had measures for this in the past. What method did the Abyss School use to break through the protection of Law power..."
The daytime wind rushed past Linsey's ears.
Traveling at full speed, he soon crossed half the city and arrived before the semi-open public graveyard.
Tall cypresses formed patches of shade here.
Other than the stone-paved paths beneath his feet and the graves themselves, the environment was excellent, preserving its finest natural scenery.
Linsey stepped inside.
The City of Law's graveyards were managed in a rather unusual way.
When citizens in the City had relatives who died, they could apply to bury them here, and the City of Law charged no fee. Daily upkeep and maintenance were jointly handled by monks of the School of Death and Law Knights.
This rule had only one requirement.
Once a deceased person was buried here, their