After leaving Tonghe Road, Valeera quickly arrived near Makarov's house three blocks away.
Although she decided to let go of the dock area, there were still some people she couldn't worry about.
Makarov is one of them.
After carefully considering her next words outside the house, Valeera sneaked into the house and revealed herself as Rexxa.
Like yesterday, the conversation was still taking place in the study.
"Makarov, I have investigated the matter clearly."
A sudden sound interrupted Makarov's drawing action.
However, with his mental preparation, his reaction this time was obviously much smaller.
"Have you solved the problem?" Makarov turned around with an excited tone, "Will the 'Workers' Alliance Party' be able to return to its former self soon?"
Valeera remained silent and did not speak.
"Yes or no?"
"Yes or no."
"Yes or no……"
After several questioning, Makarov also calmed down.
"It's hard?" he asked.
"It's difficult," Valeela repeated in a low voice, "This is not Mark's problem alone."
"He's just a spokesperson."
"The forces behind him are crazy and powerful. I am no match for them."
"I can solve the problem this time, maybe next time, or even the next time, but...as long as they don't give up, I will eventually fail."
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"Alas -" Makarov sighed deeply.
"I understand," he said, "In that case, don't be too hard on yourself."
"You've done a great job."
"At least... the 'Workers' Alliance Party' still played a role, even if it was not for a long time."
Valeera nodded silently.
After a moment, she asked: "Makarov, do you live here alone?"
"yes."
Makarov sighed, "My wife has been dead for many years."
"I also have a daughter."
"In May of the year before last, shortly after graduating from technical school, she married a classmate of hers and moved to the Rhoad Islands to settle down last year."
"So yeah," Makarov concluded, "I live here alone."
Valeera thought for a while and said:
"You can't stay in the Workers' Union Party any longer."
"It won't be long before Mark no longer cares about your prestige, and he will deal with you just like he dealt with Burton."
"Yes, I know." Makarov snorted and replied, "But I can only stay here."
"Besides repairing ships, I don't have any other skills."
As he said that, Makarov looked at Valeera, laughed at himself, and asked:
"Do you want to tell me that you found a good place for me?"
Although it wasn't funny, Valeela still laughed.
"Ha, it's true."
She continued:
"I know a warm-hearted and kind-hearted lady who has just returned to Backlund and is building a team of servants."
"I plan to arrange for you and Burton to come in."
"You can rest assured that you will not be treated harshly at her place, I can guarantee that."
After hearing these words, Makarov couldn't help but frown.
"Well," he sighed, "if I wanted to be a servant, you wouldn't know me."
"In that case, I would have moved to the Ross Islands with my daughter last year."
Makarov is very proud, which was originally a good thing, but it gave Valeela a headache.
She couldn't just reveal her identity...she had to think of a suitable reason to convince him.
After a moment of silence, Valeera spoke again:
"Makarov, I think you should be qualified for the position of family property manager."
"Although it is a servant in name, it is actually not much different from an ordinary employee or your shipwright's job."
"And I promise, that lady is really warm-hearted and kind. Even if you want to leave one day, she won't stop you."
Valeera wasted a lot of time and nearly half of her spiritual energy before persuading the somewhat stubborn Makarov to change his mind.
Of course, this is also because she did not use her "persuasion" ability.
She handed over the matter of contacting Burton to Makarov, who had changed his mind, and asked him to go with Burton to the "Metropolitan Helping Household Servants Association" in Jowood District as soon as possible to find her housekeeper Kana.
…
After leaving Makarov's house, Valeera took a detour to a large cemetery called "Custer" on the outskirts of the North District.
After a simple infiltration and search, Valeela avoided the cemetery's guardian and stole a coffin for sale in the basement of the cemetery's office building.
Then, she carried the coffin and ran all the way to Qili's ancestral home on Williams Street in the West District.
With the help of "True Heart" hair, Valeela directly controlled double the number of invisible threads to completely lift the soil layer on Qili's body.
Seeing Qili's face again, Valeela still felt heartbroken.
It was as if Qili was still casting the "heartbeat" curse on her as before.
She couldn't help but reach out to caress Qili's delicate face through the ice.
After a while, she put Qili's body, together with the much smaller ice coffin, into the wooden coffin and reburied it.
Valeela sat beside the wooden cross for a long time.
After recovering from her daze, she slightly modified the rough wooden cross, carving some patterns on it and making the appearance distressed.
Finally, before leaving, she cleaned up some of the tiny marks she had left behind.
Valeera returned to the upscale hotel in the Hillston district in the latter part of the night.
At this time, she was exhausted both physically and mentally.
After feeding Habi, she quickly fell into a deep sleep with the help of meditation techniques.
…
The next day, eight o'clock in the morning.
Although she only rested for about four hours, Valeela recovered and got up energetically.
After she dressed up and went to the restaurant upstairs to have breakfast, the housekeeper Kana also arrived.
Valeera kept Makarov and Burton in mind, and immediately told Kana that a friend had recommended two suitable servants for her, and she needed to pay attention to those who recommended themselves.
Afterwards, Kana told Valela that there were two butlers who met the requirements and were waiting for interviews in the cafe downstairs.
Then, she briefly introduced the situation of the two housekeepers:
The first, Mr. David Mansfield, 49 years old, had served Viscount Stout for a long time. However, after the old Viscount Stout died of a sudden illness last year, he was angered by his successor Viscount and the old Viscount’s second son. Together with the old Viscount's valet and some servants, they were all forced to leave within a short period of time. Because of this incident, he also became unpopular and was unable to find a new employer.
The annual salary he asked for was 120 pounds.
The second, Mr. Geoffrey Parkhurst, 52 years old, once served Baron Bradley, but Mr. Parkhurst, whose service expired last year, failed to get the new baron to renew his contract; he left the Baron's family Later, he was hired by a wealthy businessman, but last month, the wealthy businessman's family moved to East Balam. Mr. Parkhurst was unwilling to leave Backlund, so he took the initiative to resign. "
The annual salary he requested was £110.
After hearing the relevant information about the two housekeepers, Valeera naturally tended to choose the first one.
the reason is simple.
Because the real cause of death of the old Viscount Stott was acute gas poisoning and her murder.
In other words, Butler David was implicated by her.
