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Xu Feng said nothing.

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He closed the corpse's eyes with both hands, then covered its face with white paper.

He offered a blessing as well.

"May you reach paradise soon. May you reach paradise soon."

Xu Feng's [Yin Virtue Protection] would not change much just because he had stitched one person, but he still had enough left for three days.

Of the seven days of Yin Virtue Protection, he had used one outside Master Qian's estate and three since returning.

That left three days, in theory.

He sent the corpse away.

Then Xu Feng turned to another, thinner corpse.

A quick look showed no corpse hair anywhere. When Xu Feng felt over the body, he found its belly hard and swollen, with a pocket of "air" trapped inside.

Xu Feng glanced at Master. While he had stitched one corpse, Master had finished four.

Now Master was watching him.

"Master, none of the Qian Family died peacefully," Xu Feng said. "They're all holding something in, and any of them could rise as a corpse."

"Yes," Master said. "That's why it comes down to us Corpse Sewers. Guiding it out is better than forcing it down. Once that air is gone, won't the corpse settle?

"These people have only just died.

"I'll watch from here. Stitch them properly. Don't let them rise."

"All right, Master. Just watch!" Xu Feng said.

He treated it as a test from Master—perhaps it really was one. Remembering the title of this part of the game, Pillar of the Family, Xu Feng took no chances. He planted incense to seek guidance, rubbed medicinal broth over the body, and began his work step by step.

The incense gave him a "lingering desire" sign in Incense Divination.

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