Li and the others moved to the annex building that would serve as the base of the Rosenkreuz of the Rose Maiden Cross.

The aftermath of the Saint sending the Crown Prince flying had already been handled—Li had dispatched a shikigami to inform her father at the Royal Castle.

The Saint would likely not be held responsible for this incident.

The authority of a ducal house—no, the standing of a former royal prince who had entered the ranks of the nobility—was strong.

And above all, there was the trust Li herself had built.

Li had tossed the complicated matters to the adults.

More than anything, she was eager to see the Rosenkreuz of the Rose Maiden Cross they had created with their own hands.

They headed to the assigned room and unlocked the door.

The room was about the same size as their classroom.

There was nothing inside to serve as furnishings.

Taking advantage of that, Li began pulling furniture from her Jewel Dimensional Vault.

A large table, chairs for everyone and sofas suitable for relaxing.

There were also tea sets and various other items.

Even though the space was as large as a classroom, once the furniture was set up, it began to feel cramped.

So Li took out a new jewel and went ahead and completed a spatial expansion.

“Li… what even are you?”

The Saint voiced her doubt, but the other girls were already used to this.

After all, during camping training, they had fully witnessed Li’s capabilities.

As if it were an afterthought, Li also installed a hot water system.

She had made it during her recent obsession with crafting magical tools.

It had been extremely popular with the servants of the ducal house.

She went on to install an indoor toilet, a simple shower and even a changing room.

This was Li truly showing her full potential.

The girls stared in stunned silence, yet at the same time they felt a sense of awe toward her.

“Lady Li, perhaps that will suffice for now.”

Alberta spoke to Li, who looked positively delighted, her voice gentle yet firm enough to carry.

“Y-yes, you’re right.”

Startled, Li reflected that she had gotten carried away.

When she looked around the room again with a calmer eye, it had become something that would not be out of place as a chamber in the royal palace.

“Let’s add anything else as needed later.”

Li nodded with a bright smile.

“Lady Li, I propose we hold the first Rosenkreuz of the Rose Maiden Cross meeting.”

Patricia raised her hand energetically as she spoke.

“The agenda will be deciding the roles within the Rosenkreuz of the Rose Maiden Cross and establishing our activity policy.”

The proposal was accepted and everyone took seats at the long table.

Li sat in the so-called seat of honor.

Alberta and Patricia flanked her.

The Saint sat beside Alberta.

Extracurricular activities—simply put, club activities.

At this academy, extracurricular groups were granted operating funds and considerable autonomy.

Because it was a place where the sons and daughters of nobles studied, it also served as practical training in organizational management.

Thus, beyond a leader and vice leader, roles such as treasurer and secretary to record the minutes were necessary.

Patricia and Alberta efficiently guided the meeting as these positions were discussed.

Li had no objections.

In fact, from next term onward she would also be participating in the Student Council.

The organization needed to function even in her absence.

Li had assumed few noble daughters would want to take on such positions.

But that expectation was pleasantly overturned.

Every single one volunteered for a role.

Perhaps they wanted to be of use to Li.

Yet there was also a practical benefit in it.

In the end, everyone was assigned some kind of position.

Three divisions were established—Accounting, Secretariat and General Affairs—and a head was appointed for each.

Then, under each head, the rest were distributed as assistants.