Should I raise you too?

“I did it.” Eleanor raised her fist.

"You're cheating!" Elisa pounced on Eleanor.

The two rolled around on the bed a few times, breathing softly, and looked at Mabel, who had been watching the whole thing.

They whispered amongst themselves for a moment, then quickly wrote a note for Mabel and stuck it on her forehead.

Without even asking, Mabel ripped the note off: "Red-haired lion... What's a red-haired giant ape!"

She imitated the cries of apes, taking on two at once, one in each hand, and pinned Eleanor and Elisa to the bed.

Inside the soft sheets, three beautiful girls with different hair colors were laughing and playing together.

Mabel, unlike the combined forces of Elisa and Eleanor, rolled off the bed onto the carpet. Without a common enemy, the Shano alliance immediately split.

After a while, Eleanor, defeated in the battle, fell off the bed and rolled on the carpet.

Elisa lay on the bed for a while, enjoying her victory, then rolled off the bed and lay on the carpet.

“The stars are beautiful tonight,” Mabel suddenly said.

Eleanor and Elisa rolled over and lay down beside Mabel, looking out at the night sky.

The sky was unusually clear, the stars were shining, and the bedroom fell silent as three pairs of eyes quietly admired the night.

"What are Nono and Sasha's plans for the future?" Mabel asked softly.

“What do you mean by ‘Nono’? You’ve given me another random name,” Eleanor muttered, then replied, “My family wants me to go to school, either a military academy or a university. I’m thinking of studying abroad in the Southern Continent, but I’ll pass.”

After she finished speaking, she looked at Elisa.

Elisa looked at the starry sky and thought for a moment: "I want to be a pirate, free and unrestrained."

“Truly befitting a woman of the archipelago,” Eleanor remarked, marveling at the archipelago’s strong sense of martial spirit.

They both looked at Mabel.

Mabel lay flat, shifting her gaze from the window to the dim ceiling: "I want to be a pirate too, but I have to take care of things at home. There's a lot to do. When we meet again in a while, I'll be a really powerful person!"

“I don’t need to wait a while; I’m already a very capable person,” Eleanor said confidently.

She then looked at Elisa: "After you become a pirate, give me the manor and the servants. I'll give you a ship, a three-masted ship or a small steamship."

Elisa glanced at Eleanor. This curly-haired baboon was dreaming. The manor and the servants were just a smokescreen. What she really wanted was her own male servant!

Miss Elisa, harboring ill intentions, deliberately said, "Then there's nothing left for Mabel. The manor is yours, but the reliable servants are for Mabel!"

Eleanor hesitated, as if she wanted to say something but then stopped herself.

Mabel chuckled softly, knowing Elisa was teasing Eleanor. She said, "Give the servants to Eleanor; I want the manor."

“Actually, the manor would be better, but I can be a servant too,” Eleanor said, trying to cover up her true feelings.

Elisa was puzzled. Mabel didn't want the male servant? Or was Mabel serious during the coming-of-age ceremony, intending to give the male servant to Eleanor? Or was she just going to secretly play with him?

Regardless of their thoughts, that idea will ultimately fail.

Haha, Miss Elisa said that the servants she gave me were reliable ones. Male servants are not reliable at all and cannot be left with friends. They must be kept by my side and strictly disciplined!

She opened her "log" and stalked the central figure in the topic of voyeurism.

Simon sat in a chair by the window, gazing at the clear night sky.

The male servant is looking at the night sky too? This guy, he sometimes looks at things other than his chest.

Elisa looked at the starry sky, and drowsiness gradually crept over her.

Eleanor yawned, and the yawn quickly spread to Mabel and Elisa. The three girls groggily climbed into bed and closed their eyes.

When she opened her eyes again, it was already noon. She was lying in bed with Eleanor and Mabel on either side of her. Fortunately, the bed in the bedroom was very large.

The sound of her waking up woke Eleanor and Mabel, who stretched and then spread the stretch to Eleanor and Elisa.

After a late breakfast, they drank some tea, and Elisa escorted them back, saying goodbye at the manor gate.

The carriage carrying the two girls quickly disappeared from sight. The fog was exceptionally thick today, and even the midday sun couldn't completely dispel it.

As evening approached, the fog grew thicker. Elisa lay on the sofa in her bedroom, casually flipping through the "Sel Daily," which contained the "Three Hats" riddle given to her by the male servant, as well as the "Guess the Identity" game that Princess Ophelia had just "invented."

Miss Elisa clicked her tongue, inwardly cursing the shameless princess.

Outside the window, the sky was completely dark, the night was gray, and fog almost covered the entire world.

Elisa put down the newspaper and suddenly felt a surge of anxiety. She pondered the source of this anxiety and then realized that it was a spiritual warning.

There's something wrong with the fog; something terrible is happening.

A soft scream rang out in the courtyard, and Elisa immediately pushed open the balcony door and looked into the courtyard.

Chapter 85 The Night of the Living Dead (Mist)

The thick fog obscured Elisa's vision, reducing outdoor visibility to less than five meters. Elisa reached into her sleeve, pulled out a "Bright Eyes" talisman, and used it by reciting Hermes.

Even with the effect of the talisman, visibility was still only a hundred meters, but that was enough for Elisa to see the situation below.

The one who screamed was the kitchen maid, No. Hehe, this kitchen maid is easy to identify, her bust size is unique.

The maid, No, has another identity: a spy for "The Lighthouse." "If the male servant hadn't found her on the list, I wouldn't have discovered it yet," Elisa thought.

What startled No, who had received spy training, was the sight of three figures walking from the courtyard toward the mansion.

They were familiar faces: George, the lower-ranking valet; Charles, the first-ranking valet; and Sheldon, the butler. They were all former employees of the manor and had all died in the police station, at the hands of a spirit baboon.

Elisa quickly scanned their chests; there were no wounds. These weren't corpses, but... spirits?

How can a spirit have a physical form, and how can it be discovered by ordinary people?

Behind Noël, many servants, including Eve and Maria, came over after hearing the commotion. They all looked in horror at the three figures approaching from the thick fog.

The only certainty is that they are a kind of "undead".

Elisa reached into her sleeve and rummaged through the "Mirror of Mist," pondering which spell to use.

Damn it, because I had the "Scarab Badge" before, I didn't prepare a "Purification" talisman at all!

The badge was given to the manservant, who then gave it to Mabel. Now, there are no tools left in the manor to deal with spirits!

Should we bombard them directly with "spirituality"? But overwhelming spirituality can cause hallucinations in ordinary people.

As Elisa was pondering, a handful of small copper coins were tossed out of the thick fog and landed beside the three undead.

The three undead paused, a greedy glint appearing on their stiff faces, and pounced on the small copper coin, crowding together.

The next moment, a golden light shot out from the thick fog, striking the three undead, which melted like wax and quickly dissipated.

Needless to say, that iconic little copper coin must belong to the male servant. Even necromancers love money.

Elisa opened the log to see what kind of power the golden light was.

"Simon used the power of the Sun Disk to exorcise the undead."

"The power of the sun also melted some of the dense fog, and Simon immediately cast a layer of solar power on himself."

You've already figured out how to use the "Sun Disc" that you just bought not long ago?

That was a semi-divine artifact. Countless extraordinary individuals bought it and studied it, but none of them were able to discover how to use it!

Or is it that the male servant is actually a descendant of the users of the "Sun Disc"? But back then, the Mad King clearly used a curse ritual to erase the bloodline of all the priests of the "Sun Disc".

The situation didn't allow her much time to think, and Elisa quickly began to consider more important issues.

While the power of the sun purified the undead, it also purified part of the dense fog. The fog was not a natural phenomenon, but something containing the power of the "undead".

The three undead, Sheldon's butler, were likely affected by the power of the dense fog, which is why they were revived.

That wasn't a true resurrection. Sheldon and the others were in a daze, not living people, at most living dead. Relying on their fragmented memories from before their deaths and following some of their obsessions before death, they found the manor.

Elisa's heart sank.

This dense fog, capable of reviving the undead, enveloped the entire capital. Even with the stringent conditions for revival, given the capital's massive population, the number of the undead would be an extremely exaggerated figure.

Fortunately, it seems that these undead have little power, roughly equivalent to ordinary people. Although they cannot be killed by ordinary methods, a door can stop them.

What exactly happened? Why did the undead come back to life?

Is it a ritual? Or are they the finger bones?

Elisa immediately thought of "Alysand's finger bone." The timing was too coincidental; she had just given the "finger bone" to the old king three days ago!

A sound came from the "Mirror of Mist," and Elisa glanced at the log.

Simon is praying to the magic mirror, hoping to receive instructions from his teacher.

Elisa hesitated for a moment, took out "Thousand Faces", and then put it back.

In situations where the situation is unclear, I must exert all my strength. The "Thousand Faces" offer me no support; instead, they continuously deplete my "spirituality." The unfamiliar body also hinders my actions.

She used the "Mirror of Fog" to leave a message for the male servant.

"Follow Miss Elisa."

She pushed open the door and went downstairs. The male servant stood in the hallway and, together with Maria, directed the servants to close all the doors and windows.

Eve and several daring maids brought bedsheets and covered all the windows.

Upon seeing her come down, Maria and Eve hurriedly approached her, wanting to tell her what had just happened.