At this time, Felix finally went to Quinley's house. The funeral hall had been set up, and the villagers were watching. With his arrival, everyone quickly made way for him.

Perhaps it had already been explained, but no one showed hatred to Felix for what he did, nor did they worry Wagner and his companions might come back for revenge.

"Dr. Zeller! Thank you… Thank you for getting justice for my Quinley!" Her parents rushed to greet him, falling to their knees and thanking Felix. Their only remaining son followed behind.

However, only Lincoln was left beside the corpse, mourning like he had lost his soul.

"Please, get up. My deepest condolences," Felix replied gently.

After lighting up a few candles for Quinley, Felix, who was about to leave, told Lincoln softly, "Come to me when you feel better."

When he arrived at Leandre's house, there was a bottle of wine on the table along with two side dishes.

"Quinley's family is going to move to town. With the hundred silver coins, they