The Hero Kicked Me Out of His Party, So I Turned Him into My Maid - Chapter 15

Luna responded with a nod and a smile, though she doesn’t know how many people she has to respond to like that every day.

Furthermore, Luna knew that quite a few students harbored resentment towards the disciplinary committee, because the committee members were indeed punishing students who violated school rules.

“Once you break the school rules, you will be punished. The rules cannot be challenged.”

This is Luna’s creed as the head of the disciplinary committee.

Now, the disciplinary committee members conduct unscheduled campus patrols every week.

Luna could imagine that after she passed by, those students who were respectful just a second ago would run around telling their friends, “Those disciplinary committee guys are here again.”

But there’s no need to worry about that.

What you see is what you get. You’re not a god, so how can you clean up all the rule-breaking things?

So Luna walked ahead, her high black ponytail swaying as she walked.

The other disciplinary committee members followed behind Luna, all with their heads slightly lowered, looking around, holding paper and pens in their hands.

Luna stopped.

The disciplinary committee members behind them also stopped, their silver disciplinary committee badges gleaming on their arms.

“Record.”

Luna’s tone was completely calm and composed.

“Zimingli from Class 2, Grade 3 violated Articles 3 and 5 of the Familiar Use Regulations.”

Poor Zimingli immediately stood up straight upon hearing Luna’s voice, his face slightly pale.

“Chairman, I haven’t violated any regulations, have I?”

Luna didn’t speak, but instead gave a wink to the vice chairman who was following behind her.

The Vice Chairman opened the “Rules of the Royal Academy of Viserys” in his hand, cleared his throat, and read aloud:

“According to Article 3 of the Familiar Use Regulations, the use of familiars for training that is necessary for daily life must be carried out in designated training locations.”

“No, I just wanted to see what would happen if I poured water on my fire spirit!”

Zimingli and his fire spirit familiar stood before the fountain. The fire spirit blocked a ground outlet, letting the water splash on its body and create white mist.

“So you haven’t violated Article 3.”

If Luna sees behavior that does not violate the rules, she will not fabricate stories or relentlessly pursue the matter.

The Vice Chairman continued reading:

“Article 5 of the Familiar Use Regulations states that the use of familiars must not cause damage to the academy’s assets.”

“Is the water from the fountain considered a loss of academy assets? That’s far too harsh!”

Based on his usual dissatisfaction with the disciplinary committee members, Zi Mingli was even more resentful.

Luna spoke calmly, her words revealing the authority of a leader representing the student council:

“The fountain water in the academy comes from the pure water element left by the first dean, originally intended to create an excellent training ground for the magicians in the academy who are affinity with the water element.”

“And you’re wasting these students’ resources, how can that not be considered a loss of assets?”

As soon as Luna finished speaking, a disciplinary committee member had already written the ticket and jogged over to hand it to Zimingli.

“Please complete the labor compensation in a timely manner; otherwise, we will pursue monetary claims.”

After saying that, the disciplinary committee member scurried back to the group.

Even though Zimingli was extremely dissatisfied, he obediently withdrew his familiar and turned to leave.

Luna turned around and addressed the disciplinary committee members:

“Today’s inspection is over. I hope you will adhere to the code of conduct for discipline committee members and uphold the discipline of the college.”

“yes!”

The disciplinary committee members dispersed.

Luna stood still, took out a delicate mirror from her bosom to fix her bangs, and then strode towards another building in the academy.

That building is where the college’s student clubs and organizations operate.

In the college, every student must join at least one club and maintain necessary club activities.

The college stipulates that the monthly club activity time cannot be less than a certain amount; otherwise, the student will be required to pay labor compensation.

Ariel and Mira are the only two members of the Talking Club.

Freshmen typically begin club activities in their second semester.

When Ariel and Mira were looking for clubs, they were both rejected for various reasons.

In the end, not a single club was willing to accept him. Finally, he triggered the achievement of having zero club activity time this month, and Luna came knocking on his door.

After learning about the two girls’ situation, Luna first punished them according to the academy’s rules, making Ariel and Mira help the teacher grade papers for a week after school.

Afterwards, she personally established a talk club, recruiting Ariel and Mira to join, so that such a thing would not happen again.

In this matter, Ariel and Mira regarded Luna as an angel descended from heaven, and worshipped and thanked her in every way.

Today is the day that the Xiangtan Club has arranged to hold its club activities.

Luna walked to the door of the club room, straightened the dusty “Talking Club” sign, and went inside.

Ariel and Mira are both already in the club.

Mira was leaning back in her chair, a book titled “Basic Magic Runes” lying face down over her, clearly not in a conscious state.

Ariel was resting with her eyes closed when she saw Luna enter. She opened her eyes and looked at her, and her face flushed slightly as she thought of the night she first practiced Ochiai with Luna.

“President… you’re here…”

“I am coming.”

Seeing that Ariel and Mira were both alright, Luna said:

“Do you two have any questions about the club?”

question……

It is called a talk club, established with the aim of “resolving the troubles of the complainant through conversation and action”.

However, in the months since it was established, not a single student has come to inquire.

Furthermore, the entire club only has two members, Mira and herself, and they are not involved in any club operations.

So there won’t be any problems at all…

Without waiting for Ariel’s reply, Luna nodded:

“That’s good. I’m going back to work in the student council. You and Mira keep a close eye on the clubs.”

Luna didn’t pay much attention to this talk show.

It was created specifically to allow Ariel and Mira to have time for club activities; if there are no activities, they can allocate their time to other things.

“Yes, President, you’ve worked hard!”

Ariel gave a playful bow.

Luna smiled slightly, then turned to leave.

Suddenly, the two awake people noticed a man standing outside the door.

The man wore a pair of exquisite gold monocles, stroked his stubble-covered chin with a fingerless leather glove, and squinted at the “Talking Club” sign at the entrance.

After seeing Luna, he walked in and said:

“Seeing Luna made me realize that this is the talk show club.”

Luna nodded with a gloomy expression:

“Otto, the Alchemy Society is on the third floor. As the head of the Alchemy Society, you must know that…”

She had already reserved some work for the student union.

But judging from Otto’s expression, he seems genuinely interested in making the request…

Otto laughed heartily:

“It’s okay, I know you’re busy. I can talk to your members.”

Luna glanced back at Ariel and shook her head, saying:

“Since you’ve come in person, Otto, I can spare some time to help you out.”

“Oh well.”

Otto sat in the guest seat, observing the empty clubroom, preparing to pour out his troubles.

This was also the first commission that Xiangtanshe had received.