"You're right, but this is an indispensable joy in life."
Elizabeth let out a piercing laugh.
Ruoye recalled what Elizabeth had said before leaving. Could it be...
The scene that followed seemed to confirm her guess.
Elizabeth waved a hand. Amid ripples of spatial disturbance, the entire tabletop was soon piled with neatly arranged bottles and wooden barrels, divided into three types in total.
"Lady Elizabeth, this is..."
Ruoye looked at Elizabeth in surprise.
"This is the method I found." Elizabeth folded her hands together, and the difference in her tone was obvious.
Hearthstone Tavern had Rules—Rules that Elizabeth found rather strange.
As for liquor, each customer could only buy each type once per day. Considering the rarity of extraordinary items, purchase limits were understandable enough.
But Giant Axe had told her that there were no restrictions on having other customers purchase them on one's behalf.
That left Elizabeth somewhat puzzled.
She could not understand it—could not understand at all what that owner was thinking.
But that was not important. She quickly found a solution: even the lowest-level undead she summoned could make purchases in her stead.
And so, the current scene came to be.
"Help yourselves," Elizabeth said casually.
The moment her words fell, the previously quiet hall became boisterous again, returning to its earlier state of demons dancing in wild revelry.
Of course, nearly every gaze fell upon the drinks on the table.
Ruoye picked up a bottle that appeared to be made from some transparent material. She carefully read the information on it and quietly said,
"Forget Worry Series Liquor—fruit wine, produced by Hearthstone Tavern. Its effect is a permanent increase to Energy Affinity. The enhancement effect is limited to once per day; drinking more is useless..."
The other undead did the same.
The items Elizabeth had