Harvey York’s Rise to Power

Chapter 6016
The next day, six o'clock in the morning.
The Verdant Funeral Parlor seemed extremely cold then.
For the people of Country H, the atmosphere was the best time to send someone off.
According to the legends, people who were sent off at this time would be reincarnated quickly.
No matter how conceited Henrik Higgs was, he was still a citizen of the country.
After an autopsy was performed on his son overnight, he was sent to the funeral parlor.
Not only did Henrik book the whole parlor, but he also announced he would spend an entire week handling his son’s funeral.
And if the murderer were to show up and come clean, he would only kill the main perpetrator.
That said, he would not mind slaughtering all of the outskirts if that did not happen.

At the same time, rumors of Henrik’s comeback after twenty years spread throughout the country’s martial arts world.
The mutants who would not dare publicly show their faces were also brought here.
Eventually, those people would definitely fight alongside Henrik.
In the future, America could use the outskirts as a bridgehead to conquer the entire country.
While the place seemed calm and peaceful, all eyes were on the Verdant Funeral Parlor, patiently waiting for something to happen.
At eight in the morning, a few Mercedez Benz slowly drove in front of the parlor.
Eight monks in yellow robes were seen when the car doors opened.
Soon after, an enchanting and svelte woman also exited the car.
The woman would get the attention of any man, charming them with her unparalleled beauty.
She was one of Amos Augustus' servants, Elaine Garcia.
Elaine smiled from afar before heading into the parlor with a stern expression.
She read an old scripture in her hands before burning it on the spot.
Then, she approached a man wearing a black suit in the middle of the mourning hall.
"My condolences, Mr. Douglas.
"I already paid my respects to Emil on behalf of my young master.
"Mr. Emil will have a wonderful afterlife."
The man in his thirties lightly nodded before gazing coldly.