"Guess where these people's bodies most likely went?" Su Ling deliberately swept her gaze over the cabinets before them and asked in an eerie voice.
Jiang Chen pondered for a moment.
"I think there are plenty of ways. You could dismember them first, separate the different parts, then mince the flesh and flush it down the drain. Next, dissolve the bones and teeth with concentrated hydrochloric acid and clean up the blood with hydrogen peroxide. Oh, right, it's best to burn the hair to ashes before flushing it away."
"That should make the bodies impossible to find."
With every word he spoke,
the little girl's expression shifted.
By the end, she had unconsciously pressed her back against the wall, trying to get as far from Jiang Chen as possible. Much of the color had drained from her face, and her body trembled even harder.
She even felt an urge to turn and run.
He was far too practiced at this!
"Wh-what do you do for a living?" Su Ling asked, her voice trembling slightly.
Jiang Chen pondered for a moment. "A conscientious, gold-medal funeral worker offering free services for unclaimed bodies, affiliated with a social welfare organization."
Understanding dawned on Su Ling, but then she asked suspiciously, "You've sent off so many bodies. Have you really never encountered anything strange?"
Jiang Chen nodded. "At least not when I sent them off."
Looking at the little girl, he voiced a question of his own. "Why do you know so much about what happened here?"
Even the Netherworld's files lacked detailed information on each household.
"That's nothing. Not just here-I know everything about this entire building, even some of the households in the building next door." Su Ling tipped her fair chin up slightly.
But her eyes soon dimmed again. She stared