People could not be compared to one another.
Once, in a state of extreme fury, Shien had spent five whole minutes turning over in bed just to reach a bottle of water by the bedside.
Yet that maid had spent only an hour casually tidying up a grand noble's luxurious mansion until it resembled a secluded paradise filled with birdsong and flowers.
The gap was simply too painful to look at.
Should he call her big sister too?
Shien began seriously considering that question.
Forget it. Better not talk about that.
Otherwise, Shien felt that he might get hurt again.
So, Shien changed the subject.
"Come to think of it, why are you Laisha's maid?"
Shien asked a question that had been on his mind for quite some time.
"Why?"
Lasha paused slightly, seemingly not understanding what Shien meant.
Seeing that, Shien explained.
"Look, don't you and Laisha look exactly alike?" Shien pointed out. "I always thought you were twin sisters, but if you were twins, there's no reason one of you would be a young lady and the other a maid, right?"
Only then did Lasha understand what Shien meant, and she fell silent for a moment.
After a while, Lasha suddenly spoke.
"Mr. Shien, do you know about Magic Life?"
Lasha had unexpectedly asked such a question.
"I do."
Though somewhat puzzled, Shien nodded.
"Magic Life refers to lower lifeforms created through magic, right?"
For example, the Golems Shien had encountered in the past had originally been nothing more than rocks mixed with special magical minerals. Yet because they existed near a Magic Power Source, they were affected by the magic power flowing through it and eventually transformed into monsters, gaining life. Some mages used magic to artificially replicate this process, crafting monsters such as Golems and commanding