She turned her head and heard Miss Fat Sheep say, "I feel like something's off."

Loria nodded gently.

The president's family did not seem happy about her return.

Not to mention Count Lydalia, who always had a cold face, the Countess also always held her head high, speaking in a harsh tone and never giving them a friendly look.

Loria always felt that the countess looked down on them, these "country folk".

The president's younger sister with blonde twin tails acted even stranger.

She sat on another sofa, occasionally stealing glances at the chairman, her eyes so complex that it was impossible to discern what they contained.

"Is this what it means to be a member of a wealthy family?"

The few people together were already suffocating; if all the extended family members came, Loria felt she probably wouldn't be able to stand it at all.

It's like there's a big iron rod stuck in the crack of the sofa, making people afraid to sit down.

This gigolo job isn't very appealing.

Thankfully, the simulated president was tough, otherwise she probably would have been kicked out of the house by the president's family long ago.

How long do you plan to stay at home this time?

Count Lydalia stood by the bed and asked in an extremely calm voice.

"A month, or maybe longer."

Do you remember this is your home?

"remember."

"You've run into trouble, so you've come back to me for help?"

"I'll solve my own problems. If I can't solve them, your agreement won't do."

The president and Count Lydalia clashed quickly, and the intense exchange made Loria unconsciously tense, fearing that the father and daughter might start fighting.

However, Count Lydalia's composure was much stronger than he had imagined. Even after being retorted by his daughter, he did not get angry.

Maybe it's just a habit?

But the Countess was different.

"How dare you speak to your father like that?"

The president quickly replied, "Oh, I'll be more careful next time."

She said she would definitely do it next time, but in reality, her attitude didn't change at all.

Hey, I'm not changing it, I'm just playing around!

After a conversation that lasted for more than ten minutes, Loria was finally freed.

Before she could speak, Kollridge and Mrs. Lucy stepped forward.

"We won't disturb you any longer."

They had no desire to get involved in the chairman's family affairs, so they decided to take this opportunity to slip away.

The chairman didn't force them to stay, but told them they could stay in the village. He said the village was quiet and had plenty of supplies, making it a good place to live.

"Then...we'll come see you again tomorrow."

"Ah."

Miss Fat Sheep pushed Doris and Mrs. Lucy and made a quick getaway.

After saying goodbye to Count Lydilla, Corridge followed.

Soon only Loria, the president, and Count Lydalia remained in the living room.

The count said, "Arrange a room for your friend."

The president nodded and took Loria upstairs. The accommodation she arranged for Loria was right next to her room.

The maids were very diligent and cleaned the room spotless in just a few minutes.

"If Miss Jalatya needs anything, who can tell us?"

"Thank you."

Loria watched the maids leave, then began to inquire about the president's family affairs.

"That's my stepmother, and my sister is my half-sister."

Loria nodded vigorously.

No wonder the Countess dislikes the Chairman; there's a conflict of interest involved.

"Get a good rest tonight. Starting tomorrow, I will teach you everything I learned at the sergeant school from scratch. Be prepared."

"no problem."

Isn't it just being trained by the president?

Loria was already used to it.

Speaking of rest, she definitely needs to rest.

The long journey did not tire her body, but it left her feeling listless and desperately needed a hot bath.

Loria took off her coat and was about to take off her white stockings when she suddenly heard a rapid knocking on the door.

"Who?"

Loria went over and opened the door.

She had expected the president or the maid who had decorated the room to be standing outside the door, but instead, the president's sister appeared in a dress with cute ribbons tied in her hair.

What was her name again?

Loria recalled the information the guild leader had told her not long ago.

Tracy von Lidilja.

I am eighteen years old this year.

In a sense, she was a genius who showed exceptional learning ability from a young age. She not only scored high marks in her studies, but also excelled in music, painting, horseback riding, dance, and religious studies, which was completely different from the president, who was a "single talent" who devoted all his energy to swordsmanship.

More importantly, Tracy is very beautiful.

She has the same charming long golden hair as the president, but unlike the aloof president, she inherited her mother's gentle and lovely appearance.

"What do you need me for?"

Tracy crossed her arms and didn't rush to explain her purpose. Instead, she looked Loria up and down for a while before asking, "What is your relationship with my sister? There were six of you here. The other four left, but my sister made sure you stayed."

"?"

What's it to you?

After all, Tracy might become her sister-in-law in the future, so Loria still showed a friendly attitude.

"When President Adeline was the president of the Adventurers' Management Association in Stream Town, I was an employee of the association."

"So, you're just your sister's subordinate?"

"In addition, President Adeline also taught me swordsmanship."

"It's nothing special."

Tracy gave a snort, glanced at Loria, and then turned and left.

Hey, hey, hey, how can you be so rude?

Loria's eyes widened.

So what if you're a rich girl? Are your breasts as big as mine? Can you last as long as I do?

Forget it.

Loria grumbled as she returned to her room. It wasn't worth arguing with a kid who only had E-rank strength. She'd rather take a hot bath and relax.

Loria wasn't idle while taking a bath.

Since we can't get details about the Necromancer Society incident from the president, let's start with the president's family!

The Isolated Island Nation: 3. Made the mistake every succubus makes [Three in One]

Considering that she was new to the area and didn't seem very popular, Loria decided to use a simulator to do some research first.

In the bathtub, the girl's feet emerged from the bubbly water and rested on the edge of the tub.

She spread the bubbles on her chest, then rested her chin on one hand and gently tapped the virtual screen of the simulator with the other.

[Life Simulator Now Available]

[Day 1: You happily generated an electric shock while taking a shower, then went to bed.]

"?"

Lightning strikes at the opening ceremony.

Loria shook her head vigorously.

Fine, let her post it. It's in the bathroom anyway, so I'm not worried about anyone noticing anything unusual. As long as she doesn't lose her temper and start yelling, it's not a problem.

After such a long and tiring journey, it's definitely time to find some fun and relax.

[Day 2: You got up very early and found the maid watering the flowers in the garden. You deliberately acted cute and asked her about the president's past.]

The maid was charmed by your innocence and sunny disposition, and without any reservations, she told you about the president's funny childhood stories.

According to the maid, the guild master began practicing swordsmanship at the age of five at Count Lydalia's insistence. Although the practice was arduous, the guild master never complained, and he would do his utmost to meet even the most demanding requirements, trying again in two days if one wasn't enough, and in three if two weren't enough.

The student council president, possessing both hard work and talent, became famous in aristocratic circles at a young age. Some boys his age, constantly scolded by their parents using the president as an example, banded together to try and cause him trouble. However, instead of causing any trouble, they were all beaten to tears by the president alone.

[The maid said that the student council president had won praise from almost everyone inside and outside the manor, except for Count Lydelia. Perhaps due to too much pressure from other nobles, Count Lydelia had a big argument with the student council president about this, and not long after, the student council president was sent away to school.]

The student council president performed equally well at school and was ultimately admitted to the officer training school with the undisputed top ranking.

You then subtly inquired about the relationship between the chairman and the household servants, as well as the villagers outside.

The maid tells you that although the guild master always argues with Count Lydelia, she is very kind to the servants and villagers. Not only is she kind, but she also often uses her own pocket money to help those in need. Therefore, everyone respects the guild master. However, Count Lydelia seems to have some complaints about this. It is worth mentioning that although Count Lydelia often reprimands the guild master for this matter, he has never actually sent anyone to cause trouble, nor has he cut off the guild master's pocket money.

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