Lyoyaro was walking by and was surprised to see them coming from outside, Aline and Svetlana's faces beaming with triumph and arrogance. "Wait, wait! Did I miss this? Did I miss what happened?!" Liyoyaro exclaimed,

"Yes, you missed a lot! Honestly, Mother was clever, even though she wasn't very vague in explaining the plan!"

Aline replied sarcastically, as usual, adjusting his bat-shaped necklace:

"Yes, you missed a lot! Liyoyaro, to be honest, Mother was clever, even though she wasn't very clear in her explanation of the plan!" Sevatlana smiled and tucked a strand of hair behind her ear.

"No need to thank me. I've done my part, and now we have three personal maids. Well..." She stopped and called out, "Romalene! Romaline! Where are you, Romaline?" Romaline appeared behind her, holding another cup of tea and smiling nervously and shyly.

"I'm here, Your Grace, and yes, another cup of tea. Time for celebration, victory!"

Sevatlana was surprised.

"Oh! Ah, well done, Romaline. Yes, I wanted this, of course. You know, well done. Honestly, a truly outstanding maid!" She took the cup of tea from Romaline.

Allen watched the interaction and put his hands behind his head.

"How lucky we are, Mother. We've got a maid who works with intentions. This is truly exciting..." His ears perked up as he smelled the delicious aroma of food. "Oooh! I smell something delicious I haven't smelled in 300 centuries!" His mouth still watered.

"You should have woken me up first, all of a sudden, and complained, Leoyaro," she replied. "It's all your fault, Aline! And I'm hungry too, to be honest. I stayed up late last night reviewing some compass design books!"

Gibanianli was standing there and finally spoke, unbending her arms and then folding them again.

"Mother, what about the two new servants? What are we going to do with them? They're in the guest room! Or are you going to listen to Leoyaro and Aline whining?"