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[localweirdo]

Hello, I hope you are all doing well. My name is Hu Tao and I was curious.

Is there anyone here who might be interested in learning how to do a burial? Or perhaps might know a thing or two about it?

Please do let me know, I want to see how many people might help me restart my business! I promise that if you join, you'll be a discount on whatever coffin you choose!

[And there she goes.]

Comments

[localweirdo]

No, it's just tradition as it helps to prevent the spread of diseases. If the person requests to be burned, that is perfectly fine and especially with the lack of space here!

How tragic.

[Especially with those poor temples around here too.]

[federates]

And you make money off of this?

[localweirdo]

Yes I do but it's not as lucrative as you might think it is.

[And thus, the harassment of people at times.]

[federates]

Oh? That a "not lucrative in this particular hell city," or "not lucrative at all," thing?

[localweirdo]

I'm afraid it's both. Sadly, death isn't exactly the most popular topic to talk about both in Liyue and in hell.

[federates]

[ she has a point. ]

Probably because most have never had to stare death down. They don't have much reason to think on their mortality.

[localweirdo]

Which is a shame because it'll allow more people to live their life with no regrets. Or at the very least, make them realize that they should learn to have fun sometimes!

[federates]

Haha, that's right... Life can be pretty short.

Is that why you wish it were a more popular topic? So people know to have fun?

[localweirdo]

Exactly! I understand when you need to be serious and that duty has their time and place. But for the most part?

There's nothing wrong with going after your dreams or wanting to reconnect with a long lost relative. Because in the end, we're all going to be six feet under!