Tearmoon Empire: Volume 1 [Parts 1 to 14] by Nozomu Mochitsuki

Author:Nozomu Mochitsuki
Language: eng
Format: epub

Ever since becoming Mia’s personal maid-in-waiting, Anne’s life had taken a drastic turn. Though she’d been sending almost all of her pay back home, she was now free of monetary concerns. Furthermore, with her sister Elise being employed as the princess’s court author, their whole family was now able to afford a much more comfortable lifestyle. For these reasons, it never occurred to her that the money Mia handed her was meant to be spent for personal leisure.

She’d left it to me to decide on its use. I need to make sure it’s spent well!

From her perspective, she’d been entrusted with coin and time, as well as a mission to accomplish something with them.

What can I do to help Princess Mia?

She pondered the question, trying to figure out what was expected of her. The conclusion she reached in the end was, through the strangest coincidence, the exact same thing Mia was trying to do — make connections.

Of course, Anne had no way of acquainting herself with the students of the nobility. However, she could certainly get to know the people who worked at the academy. From cooks and gardeners to dormitory supervisors, the staff were all commoners with whom she could easily establish rapport. The days she’d spent working at the castle had taught her an important fact: a castle didn’t work on its own. It required an army of staff to support its day-to-day operations. Their power, when put together, was not to be underestimated.

Whether it’s to help Princess Mia find love, or to make sure she has a comfortable time at school, we’ll need all kinds of connections...

She tightened her grip on the Bellugian gold and headed into town. For those working near the flames of the kitchen, she brought premium horse oil for their parched hands. For those laboring in the gardens, she brought nutritious foods to maintain their stamina. From place to place, she observed people’s work and delivered the kinds of things they’d most appreciate. Unlike nobles, who generally had a surplus of personal possessions, commoners rejoiced at even the smallest of gifts. With so many people so easily pleased, it was an opportunity ripe for the taking, and she seized upon it. By the time she was done, she was down to half of the gold she’d started with.

“I think that’ll do it for now...”

As she strolled through town, she found herself stopping in front of a clothing store.

“Wow... It’s so pretty.”

Her eyes were drawn to a dress on display. With light blue as its base tone, it had a lovely sense of innocence further adorned with a pattern that evoked a field of spring flowers.

“Hmm, it’s a wonderful dress, but I think it’s a little too big for Princess Mia.”

She glanced at the price and found it was exactly the amount she had left. After a brief period of contemplation, she ultimately chose to leave it be.

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