Max Level Metaphysician: A Debt Repayment Journey…?
Chapter 526: The Ancestral Fees Are Really High

Chapter 526: Chapter 526: The Ancestral Fees Are Really High

Xia Xin cautioned, "Be careful, if the Yin Energy has leaked indeed, don’t carelessly touch the coffin."

He knew this much: once the coffin was disturbed, one might at best be bedridden with illness, or at worst, life could not be guaranteed.

Ms. Cat hurriedly agreed and then asked with a pleading tone, "If there really is any trouble, could we ask the Abbot to help us take a look and give us some advice?"

This...

Xia Xin felt awkward to agree and could only ask Jiangli.

Jiangli picked up an apple from the bedside, a piece of fruit Xia Xin had brought over after dinner.

She took a bite with a crunch, and mumbled unclearly, "That can be done, as long as they pay."

Xia Xin asked, "How much would that be?"

Jiangli glanced at him, "An excursion costs eight hundred thousand, don’t you know?"

Xia Xin: "..."

Of course, he knew.

But how could an average family afford that?

Xia Xin didn’t dare to state the figure outright and probed about the family’s financial situation, hinting that the Abbot’s fees were a bit expensive.

Ms. Cat immediately said, "My family can manage, if there really is an issue with the ancestral tomb and we need to pay for peace, we can accept it."

Only then did Xia Xin nervously reveal the price of eight hundred thousand.

Upon hearing this, Ms. Cat was also somewhat panicked, "That’s so expensive... I can’t answer you right away, I’m still in school, and it’s such a large sum of money, I have to ask my parents."

Xia Xin said, "There’s no rush, go back and confirm the situation at home first."

Ms. Cat agreed to do so.

Xia Xin scrolled past Ms. Cat’s chat page and looked at the third person.

The next two people came for wealth, both wanting to know when they would get rich.

Jiangli looked at the eight characters of both persons and said, "Just tell them to work hard and earn money, neither of them has the fate to strike it rich overnight. Be diligent, and they may still get by."

Xia Xin sent this message out, and both people were a bit disappointed, but said nothing more.

Xia Xin turned to the fifth person.

The appeal of the fifth person was interesting; it was about finding someone.

Jiangli paused, "Whom are they looking for?"

Xia Xin checked the content, "His ID is Clear Sky Miles, and the person he’s looking for is his mother. He says that ten years ago, his mother suddenly abandoned their family and vanished without a trace. They’ve never found her, and as he’s grown up, he’s increasingly wanted to find his mother and ask why she abandoned him."

Jiangli asked, "Does he have her birth chart?"

Xia Xin flipped through the content, "No, he said he doesn’t know his mother’s birthday, but he does know his own birth chart, will that do?"

Jiangli nodded, "That will do, have him send it over, and I’ll take a look."

Xia Xin showed Jiangli the birth chart that Clear Sky Miles had sent over.

After calculating for a while, Jiangli frowned and said, "He doesn’t have a mother, his mother has already died."

Xia Xin wasn’t too surprised.

After all, she’d been gone for ten years. If she was well and alive, how could she have not contacted either her husband’s family or her own? It was as if she’d disappeared off the face of the earth.

As Xia Xin drafted a private message, he asked, "Old Ancestor, can you tell how long his mother has been dead?"

"Ten years," Jiangli replied with a figure.

Xia Xin stopped typing, doubting what he had heard, "Ten years?"

He paused, "Then isn’t that saying his mother died right after she left home?"

Jiangli said, "According to the natal charts of his parents, his mother indeed has been dead for ten years; she must have had an accident shortly after leaving home. Does he have a photo of his mother?"

"I’ll ask."

Xia Xin felt a shiver in his heart and immediately inquired.

Clear Sky Miles quickly replied with a photo, "This is my mother; I’ve kept this picture for a long time."

Clear Sky Miles resented his mother for abandoning him but also missed her.

This was the only photo left by his mother, carefully preserved by him.