This Servant was like a bowing machine that never stopped. He had only been here for a short while, yet he had bowed to Li Luo countless times, even bowing several times to the Evil Dog beside her. He kept saying, "Sorry, sorry," his words full of apology, as if he had truly wronged Li Luo.
Yet his attitude remained firm. Li Luo asked several more times, but he still refused to let her go up the stairs or leave this place and take her to "check in."
"What does whether the stairs are open have to do with guests checking in? What does it have to do with whether I can find a room? I don't want to check in. Is the hotel going to force me to? Didn't you say you couldn't affect my stay? Is it not okay if I don't want to check in right now?"
Li Luo probed his limits step by step, but all she got in return was apology after apology. The Servant bowed as he deflected her questions, refusing to explain what the stairs being open had to do with checking in. His mouth was full of "understanding" and "Hotel Rules," yet after talking for so long, he still failed to explain anything.
"I'm very sorry for affecting your stay, but I must obey the Hotel Rules. This is also to better serve other guests. I understand if you feel uncomfortable with it. After all, no one likes being arranged or restricted. I'm truly sorry."
The Servant bowed mechanically, the formulaic smile on his face never changing. It was as stiff as when Li Luo had first met him. She realized she would get nothing out of him, so she could only start asking about checking in. Since he wanted to guide