"What do you need the boss for?"
Great Axe narrowed his eyes as he sized up Wang Gulas. As a Legendary Transcendent, his senses were naturally exceedingly sharp. He could tell that Wang Gulas definitely had not asked casually out of boredom.
"Of course I have business with him." Wang Gulas smiled. "Why are you reacting so strongly?"
Great Axe snorted. "You humans always like to beat around the bush. If you have something to say, say it."
His attitude was basically: anyone who tried to stop him from playing Hearthstone Legends was an enemy.
After living for so long, Great Axe had finally found something as novel and interesting as Hearthstone Legends. How could he possibly let anyone ruin it?
If anyone dared cause trouble at the Hearthstone Tavern, the dwarves would probably be even more agitated than Luo Chuan.
"It's nothing major." Wang Gulas was not offended. Dwarves were more or less all straightforward by nature. As the Elder Council member specifically responsible for liaising with dwarves, he had long grown accustomed to it. Besides, dealing with a race of such temperament did not require wasting so much thought.
"It mainly concerns its business license."
"What's the problem?" Great Axe looked puzzled. "I remember that elf girl telling me before that the boss had spent quite a few days busying himself to open this tavern."
"Not that." Wang Gulas shook his head and posed a question instead. "Do you think this Hearthstone Tavern counts as a tavern or an extraordinary shop?"
"..."
Great Axe fell silent for a moment, then raised his cup and took a large gulp of ale. "I understand."
Dwarves were stubborn creatures, but they were also reasonable. So long as one could persuade them, dwarves were much easier to get along with than humans.