Pike: "Praise Order!"
Hearing this, Alfred's expression remained unchanged. He pointed at the four soda bottles arranged in a square before him and said:
"Precise shapes have an inherent beauty. Just looking at them feels pleasant."
Kallen shook his head and laughed.
"You lot really are childish. You might as well buy a box of building blocks to play with."
Everyone laughed. Kallen stood up and said goodbye to Pike and Dinkum.
"We're off."
"We're leaving too. Thanks for your help."
"Thank you for helping."
Kallen and Alfred returned to the car.
"Young master, what a coincidence. We actually ran into people in the same line of work."
"Mm."
Not every funeral society had ties to the Order God Church. In fact, those that did accounted for a very small proportion.
But because of the Order God Church's advancement system, particularly at the Inquisitor stage, many of their spells required dealing with "corpses." In addition, Inquisitors could use "corpses" to monitor "developments" within their districts, so quite a few local Inquisitors did run funeral businesses.
Rojia City had many funeral societies and crematorium societies, but only the Immerlis Family had ties to the Order God Church.
York City's population and size were more than ten times those of Rojia City, and there was no telling how many funeral societies it contained. To run straight into one connected to the Order God Church out of such a large sample-their luck really was something else.
Alfred turned on the car radio. After adjusting it for a while, he tapped it with his finger. Immediately afterward, Dinkum and Pike's voices came through from the hearse ahead.
Dinkum: "You idiot, how could you just say 'Praise Order' in front of outsiders?"
Pike: "I couldn't help myself. Weren't you excited just now too? Besides, what's