I took the pitch-black coin and put it away.
Now, it was the only thing Xiao Yu had left behind.
Whenever I saw this coin, I remembered everything that had happened between Xiao Yu and me.
She was a ghost, yet she had never harmed me in the slightest.
Every little thing was proof of how good she had been to me.
I truly wanted to know what she had gone through and what trouble she had encountered.
I wanted to help her too.
Unfortunately, my abilities were limited.
Even a renowned Corpse Collector like my master did not dare enter that Experimental Building casually at night.
All I could do was silently pray for Xiao Yu, hoping she could overcome this ordeal.
I chatted with Uncle Yu for a while longer, mainly discussing things related to unclean entities.
Then he asked me:
"Xiao Jiang! You've joined our Yin Sect.
Have you received Grandmaster's blessing yet?
Tell me, what was it?"
I shook my head.
"No. Master was busy going fishing today, so he didn't take me to collect it.
Uncle Yu, does Grandmaster's blessing actually come in a physical form?"
Uncle Yu laughed twice.
"Of course it's physical, but whether it was really bestowed by Grandmaster is hard to say.
When I joined, Grandmaster's blessing was half an uneaten steamed bun.
Then your grandmaster said that steamed buns were food, so he taught me how to make food for the dead."
I was rather surprised.
I had already looked up Grandmaster's title online.
They said the "Emperor of Fengdu," also known as the Northern Yin Emperor of Fengdu, oversaw the underworld administration and was the highest-ranking official in the netherworld.
Making him our Grandmaster really did sound impressive.
But how had half an uneaten steamed bun been bestowed?
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