Claude returned to his room full of anger. From a rational point of view, he could not blame the old man Zasirak for what he did. After all, the two elders, two younger ones, a boy and three girls in the family were on the stairs. There is nothing wrong with making doors more protective. But psychologically Claude had to admit that this old man's behavior did not show any respect for Claude as a lodger. Instead, he regarded him as an object of caution. This had aroused Claude's rebellious psychology. .
Aren’t you the ones who have to be on guard against me? Are you the one who can guard against me? At this moment, Claude was thinking about who to seduce first. After comparing Doris and Halbena, Claude did not hesitate. He set his target on Doris. Based on his experience as an experienced driver in his previous life, Doris was obviously easier to seduce, while Halbena was still a girl. If she took the bait, there might be some trouble later...
Compared with Halbena, a greedy girl, Doris is superior in appearance and figure. In addition, Claude already knows the secret of Doris comforting herself when she is lonely at night. Now he just needs to test it out. You can figure out whether Doris will be seduced by you.
Claude lay in bed in the afternoon, mentally planning how to carry out the seduction steps. Soon it was dinner time, and it was Doris who came with the dinner plate. Claude glanced behind her and found that the old man Zacilak was not following her, so he looked at what was for dinner and muttered in his mouth: "Does this old man think that having a door will make everything safe? I If you really want to, you can just make a hole in the floor and go up... "
Doris looked at Claude's unwillingness to be insulted and laughed, her eyes moving: "Then dig a hole and go up..."
Claude said with a grimace: "No, I'm afraid you will scream when I go up..."
Doris covered her mouth and smiled happily: "If you have the guts to come up, I promise not to scream..."
Claude shook his head: "No, women love to lie. If you call me when I go up, I will be humiliated and sent to the military academy..."
Doris turned around and walked away: "Bah! No coward!"
Haha, it’s done, but you have to be careful, women’s minds are fickle, and maybe what she just said was just a joke.
The dinner was not sumptuous but not too shabby either, consisting of mashed potatoes stewed with waxed minced meat, slices of brown bread with bacon, a grilled sausage, a fried steak, and a glass of rye wine. Claude estimated that the pan-fried steak was bacon that was saved at the end of last year. After soaking in water for a day, it still felt a little salty, but it was still edible with a glass of rye wine.
Half an hour after eating, Doris came to clear away the dishes again. Claude looked at her and said: "I really dug a hole that night..."
Doris rolled her eyes at him: "Just go up, whoever is afraid of whom..."
Doris put all the dishes into the small basket she brought and left without looking back. Claude was about to close the door when he heard Aunt Natalie asking Doris if Claude said this. How does dinner taste? Doris replied that she did not ask or speak to Claude, she just put away the dishes and came back.
Sure enough, Aunt Natalie walked over along the eaves while complaining that Doris was unreliable. Claude sat back at the table and started reading. Soon Aunt Natalie opened the door and came in. With a smile on her face, she asked Claude how the dinner was, if it matched his taste and so on...
Of course, Claude politely praised the dinner as good, but the fried pork was a bit salty, but everything else was delicious. At the same time, he said that he saw old man Zashilak making wooden doors during the day. He didn't expect that he had such carpentry skills. It was really amazing. So Claude wanted to ask old man Zashilak if he could make a wooden bathtub for himself, so that he could take a bath, because Claude said that he always used a bathtub to take a bath at home, and it would be inappropriate to stand while bathing here. Big habit…
Of course Claude is willing to pay for the bathtub. In addition, he hopes Aunt Natalie can buy him a small stove and put it at the door. During this time, I stay in my room reading and writing. When I am thirsty, it is very troublesome to go to the kitchen to boil water for tea. It is much more convenient to have a small stove. And if I am late reading at night and want to take a shower, I can use this small stove to boil water myself. No You need to trouble others.
Since Claude was willing to pay, Aunt Natalie was of course willing to help, but she was a little hesitant about the charcoal consumption of using a small stove to boil water. Claude said that it didn't matter, he could go to the military academy to get a big bag of charcoal and bring back, and the unused ones could be left for their family. So Aunt Natalie happily went back with a silver tare given by Claude. She promised to ask her dead old man to make a bathtub for Claude tomorrow morning. As for the small stove, there is a spare one in the kitchen. I will bring it over for Claude to use later...
Soon, Doris came over with a small stove and placed it under the eaves at the door of Claude's room. This place has water heating, ventilation and rain protection, and does not affect the passage of the corridor. Aunt Natalie also very thoughtfully lit a fire for the small stove, brought over a small copper kettle from their house and told Claude to boil some water to make tea. If Claude wants to take a shower at night, he can go to the kitchen to get a big pot and put it on the small stove to boil water.
After finally getting everything done, Claude closed the door and could now start his own actions. First, he cast a silence spell in the room, and then Claude began to choose a place to dig a hole in the floor. This is very important. It cannot be in the middle of the room. As soon as people enter the room upstairs, they will notice the strangeness of the floor, and then they will find a big hole in the floor that connects up and down. In that way, everything will be exposed.
Considering that the furniture arrangement in Doris's room upstairs is roughly the same as that of Claude's room downstairs, the best and most hidden passage should be under the bed, that is, on the ceiling above Claude's bed. The bed was against the wall, so Claude decided to use the floor slabs in the far corners that were against the wall.
There is only one floor between the upper and lower floors, but the beams above are very dense, and the distance between each beam is only about fifty centimeters. This is a common situation in stone and wood structure buildings in this world. Everyone thinks that the beams are Only when it is dense can it have a large load-bearing capacity, and can it be stable when walking upstairs. A good second-floor floor is often a long strip of four or five meters long, which is laid directly from one end of the house to the other, so that people will not feel vibrations when moving on it...
However, old man Zashilak probably wanted to save money and materials, so the floors upstairs were made of short wooden boards with a length of 60 centimeters. This gave Claude an opportunity to use his magic hand to hold the floor slabs he was interested in and slowly push them up.
There was an unpleasant "creak" sound, and the four floor slabs slowly rose up. Only then did Claude understand why there was only one floor upstairs and downstairs and no additional ceiling. The floor slab is as thick as a thumb. I don’t know how the floor slab standards were determined when building this house. One layer is actually too thick, but when cut into two layers, it is too thin. No wonder the nails used to nail the floor slabs to the beams are as long as a middle finger. The sound they make when they are forced up by magic hands is very unpleasant and loud.
Claude put a silencing spell on the room downstairs, so it couldn't be heard outside. There is no one upstairs. Claude just saw four people from Aunt Natalie's family in the kitchen. If someone goes upstairs, the sound of the wooden stairs will remind Claude. In addition, it rains loudly. Perfectly concealing the sound of the floor being pushed up...
Four floor slabs fifteen or sixteen centimeters wide were pushed open, and three middle-finger-long and half-centimeter-wide nails were nailed to both ends of each floor slab. Now, there is a square hole of fifty centimeters by more than fifty centimeters directly leading to the room on the second floor. As long as the chair in front of the table is placed on the bed, and the person steps on the chair, Claude You can climb up to the second floor through this hole.
What's even better is that this hole is under the bed on the second floor, so it's not easy for ordinary people to find it when entering the room. Claude cast another Exploring Eye and went in through the hole to take a closer look at the room on the second floor. Under the bed it was very clean, with no dust. There was also a large wooden box, which seemed to be used to store clothes. It was placed closer to the front. This box could be moved in front of the hole to block the view in the future. But Claude was not prepared to just leave the hole open, because if someone in his room looked up, they might find the big hole above.
What Claude has to do now is to trim the nails on the four removed floor slabs, and then put the wooden boards back over the openings, so that when looking up from below, there will be no difference in the floor slabs above. And to go up, you only need to lift it gently. If Doris can be seduced by him, then she will naturally help him cover it up without having to use any spells on her own.
There was a knock on the door, and Claude was startled. Fortunately, the floor above had been covered with no flaws. Pretending to be dozing off, Claude went over and opened the door. Standing outside the door was the cold-faced old man from Zashirak. He said stiffly: "Let me measure how big you want to be." A bathtub? In addition, I have to measure whether the bathtub can be moved into the bathroom... "
Claude yawned and pretended not to care and replied: "As long as you can move in, you can make it as big as you want. I have liked bathing at home since I was a child, and cold baths are the most comfortable in summer. By the way, Tashi Uncle Luck, I really don’t understand this. Can you help me measure how big it can be..."
Perhaps in the eyes of old man Zahirak, Claude is just the kind of rich boy who is lazy and greedy for enjoyment. He doesn't know how he got into the kingdom's army. So he was very wary of Claude, but this did not prevent him from making some craft money from Claude. He would rather spend money to make a bathtub in order to take a bath, so when he leaves, can he take the bathtub away instead of leaving it here? Thinking of this, the old man felt that Claude was a perfect example of a prodigal son...
After measuring, the old man opened the door and left without even saying hello. Claude grinned and closed the door without saying a word, and then continued to lie on the bed and wait for the people upstairs to come back.
After another hour or so, Doris went back to her room upstairs. For some reason, she deliberately stepped hard, as if she was laughing at Claude downstairs, saying he would dig a hole and come up, only talking but not doing anything, showing no courage...
For example, she stood in front of the bed and stomped her feet twice on purpose, and Claude below coughed loudly twice. As a result, she got excited again and stomped on the floor twice on purpose. Claude said to the people upstairs: "Stop stamping, we'll dig up the floor later!"
Claude's words were heard upstairs, and a sweet laughter came from the room. Doris said, "Okay, I'll wait for you. If you don't come up, you'll be a puppy."
There were footsteps and vibrations again on the stairs beyond the kitchen, and then the sound of the new wooden door on the stairs being closed and bolted. Old man Zasilaq's voice came from the corridor upstairs, to the effect that Doris and Halbena should go to bed early and not waste lamp oil or anything like that.
The light revealed in the gap in the floor above her head suddenly darkened. It was Doris upstairs who blew out the oil lamp. Then it seemed that Doris was lying on the floor, speaking in a low voice to the gap: "Hey, When will you come up? Don’t let me wait until I fall asleep... Chi Chi... "
She may have regarded this as a tease for Claude, and she found it very interesting, covering her mouth and laughing.
Claude also lowered his voice and said, "Just wait, I'll be up right away."
Then Claude moved a chair and put it on the bed. He stood on the chair, stretched out his fist and pushed it up gently. With a few "bang, bang, bang," a few times, the four floor slabs that had been arranged were pushed away at once. Going up, Claude pushed the four floor slabs aside with his hands, stretched his head up, and saw Doris lying on the floor, covering her mouth and stunned...
The light in the room upstairs shone directly from this hole to the bottom of the bed. Claude did not expect Doris to be lying on the floor in front of the bed, with the distance between the two of them no more than one meter.
"Well, look, I dug a hole when I said it. I didn't lie to you..." Claude had an awkward smile on his face, but he still stretched out his hand to say hello to Doris.
Doris grabbed Claude's hand and pulled it up, saying eagerly: "Come up quickly..."
Claude was pulled up like this, and then pushed to the bed by Doris. Then Doris threw herself into Claude's arms, kissing each other while peeling off the clothes of Claude and herself. …
It wasn't until Claude entered her body deeply that she let out a long moan of satisfaction and hugged Claude tightly...
All Claude could do was raise his hand and cast a silence spell.
The next morning, Halbena came and knocked on the door loudly. Claude dragged his weak legs to open the door, only to find that she was here to deliver breakfast.
"Hey, why is it you and not your sister-in-law?" Claude yawned and walked to the bed.
"My sister-in-law seemed to have a cold. She was not in good spirits in the morning and couldn't get out of bed. My mother made some medicine for her," Halbena said.
She deserved it. Who told her to ask for it again and again last night? It was like a human juicer. Claude almost didn't have the strength to climb down from the stairs in the early morning...
"Put the things on the table first. I'm taking a nap. I didn't fall asleep until midnight after reading last night. I just squinted for a while when you woke me up." Claude lay back on the bed and closed his eyes. What he needs now is to regain his strength. : "By the way, you can just take that box of pear candy and eat it, no need to be sneaky. Also, from now on, don't knock on the door before I open the door in the morning, so as not to wake me up again... "
Upon hearing that the box of pear candy belonged to her, Halbena nodded quickly, put the breakfast on the table, took the small iron box in the big bag, and went out, closing the door thoughtfully.
However, Claude only squinted for another hour before he was woken up by the sound of "ping ping ping ping ping" under the eaves outside. This was old man Zashirak making a bathtub. Claude regretted that he shouldn't have taken a bath.
At noon, Doris came to deliver food again. It seemed that her cold was not serious. Although the two of them didn't speak, because old man Zahirak was standing under the eaves, the look in her eyes when she looked at Claude revealed full of affection...
Claude decided to go to bed early in the evening and get some rest. However, the four floor slabs above the head opened, revealing Doris' smiling face: "Will you come up tonight?"
Claude shook his head and said he didn't want to go up.
Doris shrank back, and a moment later a sheet was thrown down from above. Mrs. Claude looked up and found that the sheet was tied on top, and she suddenly had a bad feeling in her heart.
Sure enough, Doris climbed down from the big hole upstairs along the sheets.
"No, you, what do you want to do?" Claude suddenly panicked.
Doris got into Claude's bed and said playfully: "If you don't come up, of course I will come down..."
Oh, no, help... Claude made a helpless cry for help in his heart.