When I mentioned the owner of the enormous mansion and the butlers’ employer, the Cat Butler showed his delight.
“Oh! The Master has not yet returned. But we received good news!”
The Rabbit Butler smiled broadly along with him.
Throughout Clean3, the Master of the mansion was mentioned as an important figure.
The butlers waited for the Master, who had departed on a long journey, while striving to maintain the mansion in perfect condition.
They regularly hired cleaners, and the reason they went to such trouble was simple.
The cleaners were fresh sacrifices offered to the mansion.
The mansion’s garden, corridors, bedrooms, bathrooms, basement….
Wherever a cleaner died, the mansion absorbed every trace of the corpse—blood, flesh, and fragments of bone.
They became fuel that sustained the mansion at its most brilliant moment.
That was why the butlers personally selected the cleaners they allowed inside.
However, if someone somehow survived for seven days, the butlers released them without killing them.
They always brought in more than enough cleaners, so there was no need to take the lives of the few who survived.
Occasionally, cleaners who displayed exceptional ability were formally hired by the mansion instead.
If the player performed well before the butlers during the game, they sometimes offered praise and asked whether the player would become an…