Chapter 444: Must Remember

Chapter 444: Must Remember
Translator: Henyee Translations Editor: Henyee Translations
Amelia was stunned for a moment before she remembered the grave. She said happily, “Alright, I’ll remember it! In the future, I’ll definitely build a crystal tower for you, Brother Harper!”
Harper nodded, satisfied.
William, who was at the side, felt that it was magical. No, Harper, what are you satisfied with? This was not something children should consider, right?
William asked, “By the way, Mia, I saw a few ghosts on the set just now. Don’t we have to catch those ghosts?” There were seven to eight of them in total! If he didn’t catch them, it would be a waste of the ghost-catching net he had painstakingly set up!
Amelia shook her head and said, “Those ghosts didn’t harm anyone. There’s no need to catch them.” The ghost squatting in the cell frightened the staff uncle, but he only chuckled and floated away. The ghosts outside were sticking to the extras and tiptoeing. Perhaps they were too bored and it was close to the Ghost Festival, so they came out to play. And that ghost auntie had helped her a lot!
William: “Alright, are we still going out these few days? There are so many ghosts during the Ghost Festival. We can complete a year’s worth of KPI after catching them for a few days.”
Amelia asked curiously, “What’s a KPI?”
William: “It means key performance indicators.”
Amelia: “What’s performance?”
William opened his mouth. Was his sister a hundred thousand whys? Fortunately, he was a very knowledgeable brother!
William cleared his throat. “For example, your Soul Retrieving Gourd needs 100 resentful ghosts to fill it. Then, our performance goal is to catch 100 resentful ghosts. If we capture 30 resentful ghosts, our performance goal will be 30% completed. If we capture 100 resentful ghosts in one go during the Ghost Festival these few days, our performance goal will be completed! This is called completing the KPI. Do you understand?”
Amelia nodded. “Understood, but are we in a hurry to complete the KPI?”
William: “Uh… Didn’t your master say that if you don’t fill the Soul Retrieving
Gourd, you will disappear?”
Amelia thought for a moment. “Master said that the purpose of catching ghosts is not to catch ghosts!”
It was William’s turn to be stunned. “Then what was it for?”
Amelia was also very confused. “I’m not too sure about that either. Anyway, Master said to catch it.”
William:
Mrs. Walton called everyone over to eat in the cafeteria. Amelia put down her toys. “Let’s go eat!”
Seven flapped his wings and shook his head as he followed. When he passed by the stairs, he saw Grandpa Turtle lying there enjoying the shade. He even habitually bit him. Grandpa Turtle calmly retracted his neck. Seven took a bite and ran, not pestering him.
Harper stood up and frowned. “Catch a hundred ghosts? So many!”
After dinner, Amelia leaned on the table and drew. Suddenly, she saw her master and mother return. She quickly threw down her pen and ran out. “Mom, Master, where did you go?”
Helena touched Amelia’s head sadly. “I went to register.” She was going to reincarnate after July 14th. Before she left, she could still come up and take a look. This was the last time they would meet.
Amelia’s smile slowly faded as she hugged Helena without a word. She patted Helena’s back and said softly, “It’s okay, Mom. Mia will always be with you. It’s okay. Don’t be afraid!”
Helena’s heart ached. She understood that Amelia was the mini King of Hell.
Perhaps a hundred or two hundred years later, she would sit in the King of Hell’s hall and calmly watch life and death. Or perhaps Amelia would be able to see where she reincarnated and who she became. However, she would never remember Mia again. She would not remember that she once had such a cute daughter.
Helena put her arms around Amelia and nodded. She smiled. “What delicious food did your grandmother cook today?”
Amelia immediately held Helena’s hand and ran downstairs. “I saved them all for you, Mom! There’s steamed pork ribs, roast lamb chops, coffee fatty beef, garlic lobster…” As she spoke, she didn’t know if she was talking too fast or if she was drooling.
Helena couldn’t help but burst out laughing. Her daughter was the cutest in the world. She had to remember her. She had to try her best to remember her.
On the production team’s side, Chris, who was rushing to film, had just finished work. The extras gradually dispersed, but there were always one or two still floating on the set. From time to time, he would see one in the corner. Chris couldn’t help but grip the straw bag tightly. Just as he was about to leave, he was stopped by Sara..