Heathfield Manor

Heathfield Manor is the primary base of operations of Baron Heathfield.

Overview

Geography

The manor is located 211 miles (approx. 340 km) north of London in North Yorkshire. It was built fairly remotely on top of a hill.

Structure

Heathfield Manor is a four-story building, excluding the attic and basement.

The master bedroom is the farthest room on the 3rd floor of the west tower. There, a secret basement can be accessed through an entrance hidden by a bookshelf. This secret basement houses machinery and rows of hospital beds which are inhabited by the "vanished" maids. They have been put into a comatose state to drain them of their blood.

Rules and organisation

Those employed at the manor receive notably better treatment than at others. Servants are given three meals a day, are allowed to take a bath every two days, and on their days off, they may go to town. Nighttime peace begins at 10 pm.

Heathfield Manor, due to its massive size, is always short on servants. Currently, about 35 servants are employed there; of them, fewer than twenty are maids. Some of these maids are former nurses who used to work at Karnstein Hospital.

Uniform

Maids wear dark blue dresses and white aprons with lace trimmings. They also wear a bonnet with frills.

Heathfield Household

• Baron Chris Heathfield (head)
• Abbie (housekeeper)
• Jane (maid)
• Mey-Rin (housemaid)
• Ran-Mao (laundry maid)
• Miranda (maid)
• Annie (maid, former)