Tomb Spirit said, "Bring us a pot of Maofeng tea and two plates of snacks."
"Coming right up!" the waiter called as he hurried inside.
Ye Chen smiled. "You're in a fine mood. Having tea, too."
"I've spent so many years in the mortal world," Tomb Spirit said. "Naturally, I know how mortals do things."
"What do you mean?" Ye Chen asked.
"In the mortal world, tea houses are where people talk the most. The waiters hear all kinds of conversations from the customers, so they know plenty, too. Once the waiter comes back, give him a little something, and we'll find out everything."
Ye Chen smiled. "You sure know a lot. With the mortal world being so interesting, why bother being a prince? Honestly..."
Tomb Spirit rolled his eyes at Ye Chen and said nothing more.
After a while, the waiter called out again.
"Here you are, honored guests." He set down the tea and snacks.
Just as he was about to leave, Tomb Spirit said, "Waiter, don't go yet. I have something to ask you." He tossed two silver ingots onto the table.
The waiter stared at them, his eyes going wide.
He hurriedly put on a fawning smile. "What would you like to know, honored guest? If I know the answer, I'll tell you everything."
Tomb Spirit glanced at Ye Chen. Ye Chen spoke up. "Do you know where Jiangling Cemetery is?"
The waiter looked at Ye Chen and Tomb Spirit in alarm. "Why are you two asking about that? Why? It's an ill-omened place!"
Tomb Spirit smiled. "It's fine. Just tell us." He placed another silver ingot on the table.
The waiter looked at the silver, then quickly pocketed it. "Since you two are asking in earnest, I'll tell you a bit. Jiangling Cemetery is west