Abang brought over a piece of transparent waterproof cloth and spread it out on the ground. Bao, using one arm, scooped up the woman's corpse—Wang Miaoke, who only weighed a few dozen pounds, was not heavy for him at all—and tossed her onto the cloth. Somewhat superstitious, Bao deliberately asked Abang to wait a moment while he found a thin red rope. He tied the corpse's ankles together while muttering, "This is called a binding corpse rope. Back in our rural hometown, anyone who dies unwillingly gets their feet tied with red rope to prevent their aggrieved spirit from returning to the world of the living. I don’t know the customs where this little one's from, but just to be safe, let's do it according to our hometown’s customs. Damn, to prevent any little ghost from bothering me in the future."