"Wheat wine, bring me a barrel of Forget Worry Wheat Wine!"
"Sorry, each guest can only buy one barrel of each kind of Forget Worry Series alcohol per day."
"Forget it, just bring me a barrel of whatever."
"Certainly, please wait a moment."
The elf girl agreed and went to the storage area, lifting a barrel thicker than her waist with one hand without the slightest effort.
Calling it a storage area was putting it nicely. In truth, it was simply an empty space beside the tavern's business area, piled with all sorts of alcohol purchased from wine merchants. Some were wheat wine from Steel City, while others were distinctive drinks shipped in from other regions. After all, dwarves had different tastes too.
Several days had passed since the Hearthstone Tavern opened for business. Thanks to word of mouth, the dwarves spread the news among themselves, and the tavern's customers grew more numerous by the day.
It was open not only during the day, but at night as well.
These dwarves seemed to have already made the Hearthstone Tavern a place they had to visit after work. Who knew where they got such boundless energy? It was as though they never needed sleep.
"Legendary, Legendary, Legendary..."
Great Axe stared fixedly at the light-screen projection before him, muttering under his breath without pause.
Over the past few days, he had spent several hundred Gold Coins on Hearthstone, yet he had only obtained three Legendary Cards. His luck could only be described as too dreadful to look at.
The following scene was just as expected. Great Axe's card collection gained another four common cards and one rare card.
Great Axe sighed, downed the wheat wine in his cup in one go, then slowly let out a breath.
"Elder, how about I help