The hero's gender is yet to be determined after rebirth.

"Next time, I'll have her wear it just for me to see," Meilan thought.

Sylph: It seems Lorenve really likes maid outfits. Should we consider learning how to wear one?

Kurara: If Lorenwei begs me, I might consider wearing it for her to see...

Neither of them realized that it was Lorenwei herself who liked wearing maid outfits...

Of course, if a beautiful woman wore it for her, she wouldn't refuse.

Kurara then turned and left.

"Where are you going?" Siruf asked warily.

Kurara laughed and said, "I have to go to work."

"Are you going to find Lorenwei?"

"I wanted to tell her that Father has begun to retaliate against the Black Robe and has issued an order to kill him within the territory. This is a declaration of war," Kurara explained briefly before slipping away.

Sylph scoffed, "I don't believe you."

The welcoming ceremony went smoothly, and both sides met and exchanged greetings in a peaceful atmosphere.

Lorenwei would take a nap whenever she had a spare moment, since she hadn't slept well for the past few days.

She considered that the chances of assassinating the Second Prince in broad daylight were slim, especially with the protection of the Kingdom of Percy. Therefore, many people noticed that the Second Prince's personal maid was always dozing off.

Other maids watched with envy: "Hey, the newly favored maid isn't very energetic. She's always dozing off. Her work attitude is really bad."

"You don't understand, do you?" A maid who knew the inside story smiled slyly, with a hint of envy in her voice: "Maid Vivi was sent to the Second Prince's tent last night."

"Send her into the main tent..." the maid exclaimed in surprise. "She's so lucky! By the way, so what about last night..."

"Yes, yes, the Second Prince was running around the military camp this morning, praising how well I did it!"

Wow! That maid Vivi is something else!

"That's right, that's right, the Second Prince actually spent the whole night with her! Look, the Second Prince looks a bit tired too."

"No wonder they're exhausted, look at them, they both have dark circles under their eyes..."

The maids were filled with envy, jealousy, and hatred...

Some maids even planned to sell firsthand information to street vendors, asking them to write stories like "The Second Prince's One-Night Affair with Maid Vivi," "The Fall of Beauty is Helpless, But a Better Life is Coming," and "The Prince's Bedchamber is Open from Early Morning to Late Evening, Who Knows How Good the Maid Is?"

…………

Lorenwei was asleep when she had no idea that the gossip about her was so lively.

Fortunately, it wasn't Lorenwei's identity and appearance, otherwise, who knows how much more interesting things would have happened.

"You're still sleeping?" A female knight walked up to Lorenwei and whispered in her ear.

"Ah!" Lorenwei was startled and quickly regained her senses.

Looking back, I saw a female knight wearing a helmet. But through the gaps in the helmet covering her face, I could clearly see that it was Kurara.

Kurara scoffed, "You want to protect others from assassination? Sleeping here, aren't you afraid of getting killed yourself?"

"Who would assassinate me? The only one in danger is the Second Prince." Lorenwei wasn't worried about her own safety, and quickly glanced at the Second Prince.

"Don't worry, no one died. They're still talking loudly in the hall." Kurara leaned closer and said to her, "You've worked hard, because I've been staying up for several nights in a row."

She added in her mind: Even though I slept with her the night before last, Silph and I still pinched her cheeks quite a bit...

“No problem, it’s for my wife.” Lorenwei said in a low voice.

She was a popular maid, and with no one else around, it was perfect for them to whisper secrets.

When a female knight arrives at the side of a popular maid, many maids will probably be envious, thinking that someone is trying to curry favor with the popular maid.

No, no, judging from the Second Prince's behavior, this popular maid will probably soon be no longer a maid and will definitely be taken back to the country. Who can blame her for being so good in bed?

"By the way, when you came to my side, didn't anyone check your identity?" Lorenwei suddenly remembered.

"No," Kurara said, puzzled. "Those who can come in here are either our own people or legitimate guests."

“Your security measures are really problematic…” Lorenwei said helplessly.

"Are you being too sensitive?" Kurara didn't see anything wrong with it, after all, she hadn't experienced the security level of another world, and instead started talking about other things, "By the way, you really look a lot worse than usual."

Having grown accustomed to seeing Lorenve in her full-on form, Kurara found her current vulnerable appearance rather lacking in sophistication. This is the effect of a heightened aesthetic standard.

"Haha, if I looked like this, would you still like me?"

“I like you, and it’s not just a facade, you know that,” Kurara said irritably.

"A piece of skin doesn't matter, as long as it's not a stick," Lorenwei thought to herself, "you'll have to wait two more years."

As the two were chatting, Sylph arrived. Only Melanie remained in the distance, leisurely eating cookies.

"Hey, you two, come over here. Aren't you afraid my identity will be exposed?" Lorenwei asked worriedly.

Her concern wasn't about her identity being exposed, but rather what if her two jealous lovers suddenly flew into a rage on the spot?

"I was just checking if you needed help," Silph explained, but her eyes were fixed on Kurara, conveying an attitude that since Kurara was the first one there, she wasn't going to leave either.

“Look, Lorenve, you’re not exactly as beautiful as you used to be, but you’re still so popular,” Kurara laughed. “You should get some rest. It’s really not good for us to be around you for so long. I’ll have someone keep an eye on the Second Prince’s safety.”

“We usually don’t take action during the day. After all, if we’re stopped by the Grand Duchy’s guards, things might not go as planned,” Lorenwei analyzed.

"Then you can slack off," Kurara said with a smile as she left.

She had a slight feeling that an assassination attempt might happen, but the possibility was still too low.

Seeing her leave, Sylph prepared to slowly depart as well, but then turned back and whispered in Lorenvie's ear:

Are you coming home to sleep tonight?

“…I really want to agree, but nighttime is a peak time for assassinations,” Lorenwei said, looking troubled.

She finally understood how difficult it is for a man to have a career.

"It's alright, don't overexert yourself." Sylph's eyes showed a hint of disappointment, but she still gently reminded Lorenwei.

"Hey~ This is more like a scenario where someone neglects their wife because they're working overtime!" Lorenwei thought to herself.

The day was spent visiting, partying, and having a banquet in the evening.

Lorenwei caught up on a lot of sleep along the way, and was finally able to perk up by evening.

Just before the banquet, Kurara ran over and whispered to Lorenwei, "Today's banquet doesn't count, and you shouldn't attend. I'm going to prepare a banquet especially for you."

“Okay! I’ll be waiting.” Lorenwei nodded emphatically.

"Lorenwei, can you... can you dance?" Kurara blushed a little.

"Ballroom dancing? Yes, my mom taught me, but I've never danced with anyone."

"It's good that you didn't skip it!" Kurara was very happy. "I didn't skip it with anyone other than the court female tutor either. We're in the same boat. Don't blame me if you step on my foot."

Kurara ran off happily.

Sylph quickly arrived as well. As an elf, she vaguely heard Kurara's words and warned, "If you dare to dance with her, I'll kill you!"

"..." Lorenwei thought to herself that the love triangle was indeed dangerous, and quickly smiled apologetically, "I promise I'll dance with you too, okay?"

"Me? I only know how to dance the fairy dance." Siruf panicked.

“Then, I want to see you dance. It will just be the two of us. Will you dance for me?” Lorenwei said softly.

"...What's so interesting about dancing?" Sylph gripped the hem of her skirt, refusing to look up.

“The key is that you jump, I want to see it.” Lorenwei’s voice was softer and her words gentler.

"Ugh! You pervert!" Siruf skipped away like a deer.

Lorenwei wiped away her sweat.

That evening, as arranged, the Second Prince stayed in the VIP Hall of the Outer Palace.

Wow, these flowers are so beautiful!

"I've never seen this kind of grass before, it's even more beautiful than flowers!"

"Hahaha~ I wish I could live here forever."

"It's a pity it's nighttime, otherwise it would be even more beautiful!"

Lorenwei, looking completely naive, ran around the VIP hall. Sometimes she would squat down to pick a flower, and sometimes she would rummage through the flowers and plants.

"Miss Lorenwei, you haven't really seen this before, have you?" the female warrior asked the second prince with a puzzled look.

"Did you notice that she was secretly sleeping during the day?" the Second Prince laughed. "Someone as lazy as her wouldn't run around for nothing. Don't worry, she's definitely planning something."

While admiring the flowers, Lorenwei set up numerous magical warning traps around the area.

"Wear these two protective gems; they can withstand two heavy blows." Lorenwei entered the bedchamber and gave the Second Prince the treasure she had taken from her spatial ring. These were even more powerful than protective crystals.

“Thank you. If you don’t mind, I’d like to give them to them.” The Second Prince didn’t keep the gems close to his body, but pointed to the female warrior and the female official. “If an assassin attacks, they will definitely rush in front of me. They will be the first to be in danger. I already have two gems bestowed upon me by the Emperor, and I think it’s more appropriate to give them to them. If the gems are damaged, I will write you an IOU.”

The two women were moved to tears.

“…I disagree.” Lorenwei rolled her eyes. “Don’t you think this is setting up a flag? At the very least, it will force them to help you defend yourself.”

"Well, then not only the head maid, but all of them shouldn't stay in the bedroom tonight." The Second Prince knew that nighttime was usually a high-risk time.

"no!"

"no!"

"no!"

Three times I disagree.

Lorenwei, the female warrior, and the female administrator all spoke in unison.

Lorenwei slept listlessly in the outer room, though she only managed a short nap and didn't sleep soundly. Inside, the Second Prince and two of his three attendants ostensibly slept in separate beds, but Lorenwei didn't care whether they actually did or not.

The assassination attempt that was expected did not occur. Even the warning magic that Lorenvie had set up around the area did not register.

The second day was still filled with banquets and sightseeing, but nothing unusual happened.

On the third day, everything was still peaceful.

After two nights of vigilance, Lorenwei started cursing the assassin's mother. Of course, whether the assassin even truly existed was unknown...

To outsiders, Vivi, the maid, was just lazy and sleeping all day.