Mastering It

"No. You'll find out soon enough." As he spoke, Wu Heng casually cast Mansion Spell again.

The old machinist leaned on his wooden cane and slowly walked out.

The three maids frowned in unison. They looked at the old man, then at Wu Heng.

In that condition, could he still work?

Was he here to retire or something?

After stepping out, the old machinist's slightly clouded eyes swept over Wu Heng and the three maids beside him.

He bowed. "Island Master Wu Heng."

Then he bowed to Minnie and the other two. "Greetings, ladies."

The three maids returned the gesture.

At the Serpent Emblem Conglomerate, they knew that Wu Heng had disguised his appearance.

The features he displayed now were those of Treasure Island's Island Master.

Wu Heng introduced them. "These three are my maids. They handle the operations of the entire Island Master's Manor. If anything comes up while I'm away, talk to them."

Then he introduced the old machinist. "He's a machinist. He'll be joining us from now on, one of our own."

Once they had been introduced to one another,

Wu Heng continued, "Prepare dinner. We'll talk after we eat."

"Yes."

Minnie went to the kitchen, while Robbie headed out to call Shanala.

Before long, dinner was ready.

They all sat down at the table and ate together.

After dinner,

they went to a storeroom in the courtyard.

It was already dark outside, but the lightbulbs in the storeroom still shone brightly.

The old machinist sat in a chair, resting.

Wu Heng asked, "Is there anything else you want to eat or drink?"

"No, sir. Dinner was very lavish," the old machinist said with a smile.

Wu Heng continued, "Before we begin, I need to sign a Slave Contract with you. It's to protect you, and