City's Best Divine Doctor-Chapter 1417 - 1416: Moving Downstairs

Last night, Ye Qiu and Louise went up to take a look, but only the two of them knew about it, and others definitely were unaware.

When they now heard that Ye Qiu was going to the top floor, Louise, having seen it clearly last night, naturally didn’t want to go up again.

However, Zhou Wenting and Song Ying didn’t believe any of that, so they didn’t know what was on the top floor. Now that they heard they were going up to see, both of them certainly wanted to go up and take a look.

Housekeeper Eugene was still somewhat afraid; he didn’t want to go up and look, but since Ye Qiu had said so, how could he not go up?

After breakfast, Louise stayed downstairs while Ye Qiu, Song Ying, Zhou Wenting, and Housekeeper Eugene went up to the top floor, and even though it was broad daylight, it was still quite dark up there. However, compared to last night, there was some light.

Just as they reached the top, there was a sudden rustling noise, and those red-eyed white-haired bats flew up. At first, it startled Song Ying and Zhou Wenting and frightened Housekeeper Eugene to the point where his face turned pale.

"They’re just bats, what’s there to be afraid of?"

Ye Qiu said.

Song Ying and Zhou Wenting were no longer scared, but Housekeeper Eugene was even more frightened.

Seeing the corridor covered with droppings, pitch black and clumped together, some already congealed, others still fresh, the stench was unbearable.

Song Ying and Zhou Wenting felt somewhat uncomfortable, seemingly not wanting to look much more but also curious.

"Ye Qiu, there’s so much droppings here, it smells terrible!"

"It’s all bat droppings."

No wonder, the two had thought it was something else, but it was just droppings left by those bats.

Now, Ye Qiu pointed at the corroded walls and said to Housekeeper Eugene, "See the damage, housekeeper?"

"Ye Shao, see what?"

Housekeeper Eugene asked.

"These walls have been corroded by these droppings, posing a threat to the entire castle, and this place hasn’t been maintained for years. Later, help me call Count Charley and ask him how to maintain this situation?"

So that’s the issue!

Housekeeper Eugene saw many corroded parts with thick black droppings adhering, which would inevitably cause significant damage to the castle.

Walking along the way, the same condition was found everywhere. Housekeeper Eugene, who had been a housekeeper here for many years, was visiting here for the first time and was surprised to see it in such a state.

Until they reached the second-to-last room, Ye Qiu and Louise discovered that this was the only room where the furniture remained intact. So, he planned to have Housekeeper Eugene call someone over to move the furniture down to the fourth or fifth floor to prevent it from slowly weathering away if left there.

"It’s amazing; all the furniture in other rooms has turned to dust, but this spot remains the same." Song Ying said in amazement.

Zhou Wenting and Housekeeper Eugene were also very surprised.

"Who knows?"

Ye Qiu guessed it might be related to the Holy Artifact.

"Housekeeper, go and bring people in to move all these things to the fifth floor. These are valuable antiques, don’t damage them."

Initially, Housekeeper Eugene was somewhat scared, a fear emerging from deep within. Now realizing there was nothing to be afraid of, he was relieved and prepared to go down and summon the servants to help move everything down.

If these were indeed that valuable, leaving them here would indeed be wasteful.

Song Ying and Zhou Wenting were astonished by the situation here. As the two took photos with their phones, the servants were somewhat fearful as well but came up as instructed by Housekeeper Eugene and gradually dismantled everything movable in the room.

This included some stone furniture, ironware, and even a lamp, all taken down to the fifth-floor rooms where they could be maintained for a long time.

As they descended, their feet clung to the bat droppings, and the odor from those outside was too unbearable, so Zhou Wenting and Song Ying hurried down.

Ye Qiu stood on the top floor already spotting the statue at the center, that representation of a deity.

While others might not dare to look, to Ye Qiu it was nothing.

If a deity truly existed, he wouldn’t be afraid even standing before him, let alone just a statue.

Ye Qiu knew that he himself was a god, only upon coming to this world becoming a mere mortal.

Upon returning downstairs, everything had been moved out by the servants under Housekeeper Eugene’s command, leaving nothing behind. Housekeeper Eugene, catching his breath, looked at Ye Qiu and asked, "Ye Shao, should those droppings above be cleared out?"

"Of course, they’re corrosive and harmful to the rooftop over time, and maintenance must be carried out, or else this place won’t be habitable anymore."

Letting Housekeeper Eugene contact Count Charley’s housekeeper Ivan, having Ivan first inquire with Count Charley.

While this castle had no relation with Count Charley, Ye Qiu asking was merely out of respect for him.

After Housekeeper Eugene contacted Housekeeper Ivan and learned that Ye Qiu was back in France, Ivan was naturally surprised. 𝘧𝘳𝘦ℯ𝓌𝘦𝒷𝘯𝑜𝑣𝘦𝓁.𝒸𝘰𝓂

Especially since this event concerning Viscount Red Wine made Count Charley a substantial sum, and now most of the Viscount Red Wine wasn’t even available on the market but stored in Count Charley’s wine cellar.

Currently, the market price for a bottle is thirty to forty thousand euros, but it’s more of a price without supply; one can’t buy it if they want to, while the one Ye Qiu drank during his French dinner was a fake Viscount Red Wine.

"Housekeeper Ivan, Ye Shao wants to inquire with Count Charley about the holy objects’ droppings corroding the rooftop and how best to address the issue?"

Housekeeper Eugene asked.

Housekeeper Ivan thought it was something significant, only to find it was this issue. With so many bats, their droppings were indeed substantial, and similar conditions exist in Count Charley’s castle, perhaps with even more bats.

Therefore, they must be cleaned regularly.

"Housekeeper Eugene, I will notify Count Charley and inquire how he suggests handling it."

Housekeeper Ivan replied.

After their conversation, the matter was largely settled.

As for the invitations, Housekeeper Eugene had them distributed already.

Distributing a hundred invitations by one person would take days without end, so assistance was needed, ensuring all invitations reached those ladies within three days.