Chapter 165
Undercover Infiltration Duchess
I donât have any culture? You have no common sense! (7)
âIs that important now?â
None of the ladies answered Ezetâs questions.
It was Count Ritten who raised her hand first while they were fighting for each other.
âThe water is too cold. I need to get out of here.â
As she reached for Ezet, Ezet approached Countess Ritten and cut off her dress-fixed waistband.
It doesnât work well, but all the dresses are made of woven fabric. Perhaps it was because I tried it once, but it was not difficult to rip off the skirt when the closure string was cut off.
âThatâs why Edmond tore up his skirt like thatâ¦.â
Of course, with Edmondâs undressing skill, she would be naked in 10 seconds, not in a dress, but even in leather or armor, but Ezet, who had never been able to tear anyoneâs clothes, thought so in vain.
âCountess Ritten, can you stand up?â
âYes, thank you.â
Countess Ritten rose to her feet, holding Ezetâs hands and the other ladies around her raised their hands.
âI want to take it off, too. Help me.â
âMe, too.â
One by one, ladies who took off their heavy dresses after being drenched in water gathered by the door.
âThe doorknob works, but the door wonât open.â
âItâs because the water is full. We have to push together as hard.
âCha, help me out here!â
Before she knew it, ladies got up without their skirt and was over twenty.
As even the ladies surrounding the Countess of Devon rose one by one and cooperated to open the door, the rest of the ladies, who had been holding on, unable to take off their dresses until the end, became nervous.
They canât take off their dress. If guards or maids saw them naked, how much they would think they were ridiculous. They have no intention of getting caught of such disgrace.
However, if people continue to leave the group behind, they will be stigmatized as âeveryone was trying together in an emergency, but only they were left alone.â
Those women who value face over life have become unable to do this or that.
âCountess Devon, what do we do? Weâre the only ones sitting aroundâ¦â
âWe just have to hang in there until the rescue team comes, but they canât stand it, so they forget about face and tear up the dress. We didnât do anything wrong, did we?â
âYes, Countess Devon. A word to those people. Countess Devon?â
Countess Devon, who should give bitter words to the Duchess of Jaxen, who is trying to open the door in vulgar underwear, has no comments.
The wondering ladies looked closely at her face. Her face was murky, and her lips were dark. She inhaled too much smoke.
âThe Countess of Devon?â
âOh, my God! Countess Devon, wake up!â
âThe Duchess of Jaxen! Countess Devon is unconscious!â
As soon as they realized that Countess Devon, who had to be their mainstay and confront her opponent, was unconscious, they found Ezet without conscience.
âShe inhaled too much gas. We need to see the doctor soon!â
âHey, thereâs no doctor here, right?â
âSo come quickly and help me open the door!â
âYes, yes!â
The ladies, who were sitting and shaking to save face, stood up. A lady took off her clothes and stood up in her underwear because it was not easy to cut off her skirt.
âOh, my God, I canât believe Iâm like this in front of others!â
It was disgraceful, but the situation was urgent.
The ladies, who feared the blame would fall on them if something happened to Countess Devon, rushed to the door.
âOh, the door, itâs too heavy!â
Nearly 30 ladies pushed out of their bodies, but only knee-deep water was floating, showing no signs of opening the door.
âWhen is the rescue team coming? Iâm sure the bell rang!â
âIsnât there a soundproofing system underground? Then they wonât be able to hear anything from up there.â
âNo way, thenâ¦â
Does that mean no oneâs coming to see them until itâs time for the ball?
The ladies turned pale.
âDuchess of Jaxen, what do we do?â
âWhy do you keep asking me?â
âYou know this kind of thing!â
The only disaster evacuation tips Ezet knows are common sense, but certainly, none of the ladies here have such common sense, so she has no choice but to take the lead. But opening doors that wouldnât open because of water was beyond Ezetâs ability.
âI donât know! Itâs not my job to work!â
âYes, itâs my specialty.â
Edmondâs voice was heard over the door.
Clap clack.
Shwook.
The iron door, which nearly 30 ladies hung and wouldnât budge even if pushed, opened as simple as opening a paper cover.
âOh, my God!â
The ladies leaning against the door shoulder-to-shoulder faltered. Ezet, who was in the lead, fell forward, unable to overcome the power of the ladies pushing from behind.
âYay!â
Ezetâs body, which was about to fall into the gray water in front of her, was lifted. As it was, the view turned 180 degrees, and even in this mess, her husbandâs face, which didnât have a single messy hair, came into her eyes.
âEdmondâ¦â
âI told you to call me for these kinds of course.â
The tone was ambiguous whether he was complaining or showing a grievance.
Edmond was only looking at Ezet, but the ladies backed away, horrified by the sudden appearance of the Duke of Jaxen. Each person was busy picking up a wet skirt and covering their inner dress.
âThe expensive dress is a mess.â
âAhâ¦..â
Who was it that tore the expensive dress apart like a shred of paper?
Before Ezet could say anything, Edmond held her in one arm, took off his jacket, and wrapped it around her waist to cover her inner skirt.
âThatâs why you canât go to dinner. Letâs go back to the room.â
âEdmond, wait a minute! Countess Devon is unconscious!â
âItâs up to them to handle the accident. I blocked them from going down and looked for you like this.â