"My magic will tear you to pieces!"
"Sorry."
"My magic will tear you to pieces!"
"Sorry."
Giant Axe and his opponent kept sending voice messages to each other. They had probably taken it as a special form of greeting.
Well, it was probably like that.
When Luo Chuan noticed, this was the scene he saw.
He still had a deep impression of this elder of the dwarf clan, a member of the Elder Council, and the first customer of Hearthstone Tavern.
However, compared to when they had first met, Giant Axe had changed somewhat. The area around his eyes was slightly dark.
Simply put, he had dark circles.
...Heaven knew how long it had been since he last slept. Even a Legendary Expert needed rest.
Like Luo Chuan—if he stayed up late at night, he would not be able to get up the next day. And he was someone who could alter reality with ease. Habits were difficult to change; it was the same principle.
"Yo, Boss, you're back." Giant Axe greeted Luo Chuan when he saw him.
Sitting opposite Giant Axe was a human with somewhat graying hair, dressed in the common gray-white robes of a mage. He appeared to be one of the Transcendents as well.
He seemed to interact with dwarves often, so he had likely learned of Hearthstone Tavern through them.
After hearing Giant Axe's words, he could not help looking up. His eyes held undisguised surprise, as though he had not expected the tavern's owner to be so young.
The dwarves did not care about the specific principles behind Hearthstone Legends. In their eyes, it was enough that it was interesting and fun; whether it could be used in reality was secondary. But their lack of concern did not mean other races felt the