Magic and mental strength checks.

It’s like going through the torture of your ice cave.”

"The torture in the ice cave will not allow you to stand up and open the door the next day. I made an appointment with Hulkkin, and he is waiting for you in a nearby cafe.

If you need a rest, I can make an appointment with him again."

Luke said: "Since I made an appointment with him, it would be too rude to change the time at will. There is strong tea in the kitchen, you can make me a cup."

I'll go back to my room and change my clothes."

After saying that, Luke staggered to the bedroom. After checking all the original magic documents in one night, even with his mental strength reserve, it was a little unbearable.

When Luke put on some clothes and came out again, Dalikova not only made strong tea for him, but also tidied up the originally messy room.

Dalikova put strong tea in Luke's hand, used magic to straighten the wrinkles on his clothes, and then arranged his hair: "You really need a servant here."

Luke drank tea and said: "Since Mina's accident, I have not dared to hire servants. Rebecca will come to help me clean up the room when she has time, and for me, this is just a place to come back and rest at night."

Dalikova retorted: "Your identity now is different from before.

You need to show your status in details. Rebecca is not a woman who knows how to take care of others...I don't mean to belittle her, but you really need a life consultant now to guide you to adapt to the upper class society in the winter capital."

Luke smiled and said, "It sounds like you are recommending yourself?"

"As long as you pay, I can do it. I received professional upper-class social training in the ice cave."

It's a pity that Luke's current image is intentional on his part. In terms of upper-class social experience, he has much more experience than Dalikova.

"I must disappoint you. For me, high society is just a burden. My value lies in my mind. No one in the winter capital dares to look down on me because of my image problem.

Editor-in-Chief Molson once told me that all the respect steam engineers receive comes from the laboratory."

Dalikova was indeed a little disappointed when she did not get the job she wanted: "A very profound warning! It is also the resume of Molson's life as editor-in-chief."

"Editor-in-Chief Molson is a great man worthy of respect. He maintains the delicate balance of magic and steam."

"What does this mean?" Dalikova didn't understand Luke's evaluation of Molson's editor-in-chief.
Chapter completed!