The Funeral Parlor within the Light Camp, as a government institution that had achieved a system of both scale and modernized management, had a complete set of standardized procedures.
In the cremation furnaces that ranged from 760 to 1150 degrees Celsius, most of a human body's tissues would evaporate and oxidize due to the heat and gases released by the emission system over two hours. What remained after cremation were dry bone fragments, weighing approximately 3 kilograms.
At this moment, night had fallen. Besides a few staff members on duty, most of the workers had gone home. Not until 8 o'clock the next morning would the burning of bodies commence.
Of course, the waiting area was filled with many coffins, and several mourning family members were lingering nearby. The sounds of crying could faintly be heard.
Pan Hao swallowed hard, listening to the surrounding cries. He couldn't shake the feeling that something was off.
