Elvis opened the urn and put in a little toe. The little toe was Toe’s token of being a disciple, and together with the ashes of Toe, it would be buried here forever.
The urn was very simple, a jar that had previously been used to hold honey. Besides, the cemetery was simply chosen in a remote corner beside the boiler room. Even so, Elvis still thought it was the best place to bury Toe because that would make him convenient to offer sacrifices to Toe’s grave every year on the anniversary of his death.
After filling the grave, Elvis put a brick on it as a tombstone. Then he sat aside and said, “Toe, we’re in my territory now. Are you watching me in Heaven? How is your life there? I’m glad to be friends with you, but I have to say that you are really stubborn…”
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