Should I raise you too?

Elisa put down her teacup and stormed off into the courtyard.

You bastard! It's one thing to flirt with big-breasted maids all the time, but this time you even dared to lay a hand on the young lady! I'm going to teach you a lesson!

During the conversation, Simon activated his spiritual vision and saw an evil spirit hovering behind the young woman.

Elisa stopped and returned to the lakeside, picking up her teacup again.

It turns out it was a misunderstanding. Haha, of course I've always trusted my male servant; I was just about to go and help.

Chapter 36 Just a male baboon.

With the male servant cleared of charges, Elisa began to think about something else.

"Vision" is an application of spirituality and a core element of "mysticism".

"Vision" allows one to see things that the eyes cannot see, to roughly see the health status of a person's organs, and to see evil spirits and supernatural traces.

The problem is that activating and maintaining "spiritual vision" requires a lot of spirituality, and for low-level superhumans, using it can cause severe dizziness and blurred vision. Not to mention, "spiritual vision" may attract evil spirits. Heh, when you see them, they will also see you.

Generally speaking, "vision" is only activated when there is a clear need to use it.

How did the male servant come up with the idea of ​​using "spiritual vision" to see that young lady?

Elisa flipped through "Simon's Journal," and the reason was in the previous line: the young lady was sitting alone on a bench in the courtyard.

While it was just a picnic for Mabel and Eleanor, it was a social occasion that required careful consideration for the ladies attending, including myself; I even received intensive training beforehand.

A woman who disregards etiquette, stays away from the crowd, and sits alone will lower her reputation within the industry and may even offend the petty organizers.

Mabel and Eleanor are not petty people, but they are not good at managing things, and the housekeeper in charge of the event will certainly not invite this unsociable lady again.

Given the severity of the consequences, this young lady must have had a compelling reason for doing so.

The most likely explanation is physical discomfort; a less likely explanation is that the person has been infected by an evil spirit or cursed.

Fortunately, both possibilities could be detected through "spiritual vision," so the male servant used "spiritual vision."

As expected of me, perfect reasoning!

Elisa felt that her IQ had been steadily increasing since she acquired "Simon's Journal".

Now that it has been determined to be an "evil spirit," the next step is to exorcise it.

The young lady sitting on the bench took the tea from Simon, thanked him, and said that she hadn't been sleeping well lately and was feeling a bit disoriented.

Simon knew that what was causing the young lady's poor sleep was that blurry, indistinguishable evil spirit with indistinguishable features and limbs.

"The scarab badge his teacher gave him could exorcise spirits, but he couldn't hide the glow it emitted when he used purification."

Elisa nodded to herself. That was the most troublesome thing about the "Scarab Badge"—it was too conspicuous to use!

Simon pondered whether he should lure the young lady into his room, put her to sleep, and then purify the evil spirits so that they wouldn't be discovered.

"As for how to get this young lady to sleep, perhaps he could pray to his teacher for a sleep-inducing charm."

This plan is pretty good, but I can't possibly agree to it!

Who knows what else you might do after using the "sleep-inducing" spell to purify the evil spirit!

You stared at that lady's chest as soon as you got close!

"This process is too cumbersome, and a sleeping charm isn't cheap," Simon reluctantly gave up and started thinking of other methods.

What other methods are there? Elisa picked up an ice cream and ate it while looking at the screen.

For her, it was a simple matter. All she had to do was go out at night, sneak into the woman's bedroom, and she could perform the exorcism.

But for a male servant who had just been promoted to a superhuman, sneaking in at night was impossible.

Come to think of it, was this male servant really that kind? How could he be so attentive to a young lady he had just met?

Thinking back, he had helped a little girl in the East District before, giving her money, even though he had overstated the amount to me by two times.

Could it be that I've always had a prejudice against male servants? Even though he slacked off, embezzled, and flirted with the maids, he was actually a good male servant?

Elisa's resolve wavered as she considered whether to use the "Mirror of Mist" to intervene and help the male servant.

At the same time, new text appeared on the light screen.

Simon couldn't bear to see misfortune befall these majestic Twin Mountains; protecting beautiful things is the most important virtue of a gentleman.

Virtue my foot! You weren't like that with that flat-chested maid just now!

Elisa immediately lost the will to intervene, and even felt that the poor lady was a bit hateful. A bit of class hatred arose in her heart. This was the hatred between the nobles who occupied rich land and the commoners who only had barren land!

I'll see how you exorcise the spirit without my intervention!

Simon decided to lure others into helping the young lady.

Seducing others?

"While he was talking to the young lady, he was keeping an eye on Eleanor's location."

……

Eleanor kept an eye on Elisa's male servant because of her most important pet, Mabel.

Mabel, who never gets close to men, has been talking about that male servant all month. This has set off alarm bells in Eleanor's mind, and she keeps replaying scenes from third-rate novels where the male servant and the young lady elope.

She thought Simon was the kind of scheming male servant who would deceive an innocent young lady.

But upon closer observation, the servant seemed to be quite discreet; when talking to Mabel, his eyes never wandered to her chest, buttocks, or thighs.

While talking to himself, the servant kept his gaze elsewhere.

However, this only proves that the male servant had no subjective intentions, and does not mean that the male servant was not in danger.

Eleanor had planted spies among the servants, who told her that in just two hours, the male servants had been chatting happily with six or seven female servants, making them lower their heads in bashful coquettishness.

Without a doubt, he was a womanizer.

Moreover, the male servants understood women's psychology very well. To the maids with vulgar tastes, he praised their hairstyles, clothes, and skills; to the mischievous Mabel, he used novel magic tricks; and to the serious Julia, he used psychological counseling.

Haha, these ignorant women have all fallen into the male servant's trap! They've become lambs to the slaughter!

Only I, the great and extraordinary Eleanor, saw through the servant, knew everything, and was not seduced by him!

Hmph, he's just a male curly-haired baboon. How could I let him get away with this!

Speaking of which, the legends and stories that the male servant told before were quite interesting, with many mysterious and philosophical elements mixed in. I felt like I learned a lot after listening to them.

If I weren't a young lady who couldn't chat with a male servant for too long, I would have loved to have him talk to me all night.

Sigh, compared to these sycophantic ladies, compared to this boring picnic, the male servant is much more interesting.

Eleanor sighed regretfully.

Having dealt with the two foolish ladies and ended her conversation, Eleanor picked up a macaron and took a small bite. Her informant came from the manor to tell her the latest news.

The male servant was talking with Miss Susanna in the courtyard.

Eleanor thought about it carefully and retrieved Susanna's information from her memory.

Susanna is a student at the Royal University of Steam and Gears. She is an excellent student, already a professor's assistant, and is also compassionate and cares about the poor.

She was born into an urban family and was a typical intellectual. How did she end up chatting with a male servant?

Feeling bored, Eleanor used the excuse of looking for Susanna to go over there.

Chapter 37 The Nemesis Has Appeared!

Simon and Miss Susanna had a very pleasant conversation. They discussed mechanical matters, and Susanna felt that he should go to university to further his studies instead of wasting his time on servant work.

"You're trying to poach my men again! You really are my class enemy!" Elisa glared in the direction of the male servant.

Where's Eleanor? Why isn't she there yet?

Eleanor came to the courtyard and joined their conversation.

They actually came?

Elisa marveled that anything mentioned in the "log" or anything Simon could think of seemed bound to happen.

That's a terrifying insight.

Simon told a ghost story involving voodoo and possession, and Eleanor became so engrossed in it that she didn't realize its meaning.

Simon mentioned a half-true, half-false case involving symbol worship and a failed séance, which made Eleanor's heart race; she found it incredibly exciting.

Simon mentions at the end that Miss Susanna has trouble sleeping and suffers from recurring nightmares, while Eleanor is still pondering the two stories from before.

Simon thought Eleanor was a curly-haired baboon.

So you are one too!

We're comrades!

Elisa was delighted, feeling much closer to Eleanor.

Simon told a very scary story: a terrifying monster was hiding in the sofa, and every time its owner sat down, it was sitting in the monster's lap.

"Eleanor felt a chill run down her spine. She activated her spiritual vision, looked at the bench beneath her, and breathed a sigh of relief when she didn't find any monsters."

Simon spoke up at the right moment, and Eleanor looked at him, her gaze sweeping over Susanna before landing on the evil spirit.