Spending money to win hearts, why not?
Moreover, as long as the ransom ultimately reaches the villagers, they naturally would be able to repay themselves for the coffin expenses.
In reality, the actual burden of the coffin expenses for the decimated family isn't much, just the cost of hiring someone to dig the tomb is a pure expense.
Turning his head to look at the house that was to be his, Leon also planned to buy a few high-quality coffins for the family of the deceased Matt.
Occupying someone's house on the surface, one should also make the underground resting place look decent.
This isn't Earth; in this Otherworld, ghosts and spirits are genuinely and objectively existent—he had already seen it with his own eyes.
And if Miss Lora's words were true, there even existed an afterlife in this world.
Leon still remembered the descriptions of the spell—"...in the name of Yin Nie, abide by the laws of the Dead Sea of the eternal tundra."
