Drag's memorial service was held on the third day after his death because many people had to be notified.
The funeral took place in a church on the outskirts of Bu Peien, with Lin Qi seated in the front row.
Many members of Nagaril's former Ruling Class attended. They were the ones who had immediately sided with the Federation when the Federals "invaded."
As a result, they had received excellent opportunities for development, moving from a backward region to the civilized world of the Federation.
Drag was merely one of them. His departure made this group realize that their own time was running short as well.
Everyone was deeply saddened and pessimistic.
Drag's eldest son hosted the entire memorial service, and many of Drag's friends went up to deliver speeches.
Lin Qi declined to speak.
By then, Drag had already been placed in a small jar. People were sometimes just that fragile.
So fragile that a small jar was needed to keep the wind from carrying them away.
He had died with dignity. Perhaps that was what he wanted, and perhaps it was the best possible outcome.
After the memorial service ended, Lin Qi called Sera and hoped to meet with her.
If it had been earlier, she might not have been able to meet Lin Qi so quickly. During the winter vacation, she had traveled to the South Continent with the middle-aged teacher and had only recently returned.
The middle-aged teacher had to go back to work. He was unwilling to give up his job, and this persistence, which some people regarded as worthless, was one of the reasons for his noble character.
At least he had his own principles and ideals. That was already a very good thing.
At a Cafe by the roadside, Sera sat beside the