Yao Ziyan's cooking needed no introduction. Anyone fortunate enough to try it had been utterly won over. Luo Chuan even suspected it involved some kind of interference on the informational level.
Considering that this girl was now the God of Destiny, that guess was not without basis.
Bai seemed to greatly enjoy the flower tea Yao Ziyan had made herself.
"What about the rest of the story? Why did you stop?" Gu Yunxi urged.
Though she had already heard it once, that had only been the abbreviated version. There was no harm in hearing it again, and she could learn some of the details along the way.
"Huh? You still want to hear it?" Bai cradled the teacup in both hands. "I've already been talking for ages."
After speaking for so long, she was a little tired herself, and those experiences could not be fully recounted in a short while anyway.
"Save it for another time," Yao Ziyan came to Bai's rescue. "Some time has passed already. Why don't you take a look around first?"
"Mhm, mhm." Bai nodded repeatedly.
She had noticed the various illusory images before those dwarves earlier and had been immensely curious about them. She had long wanted to find out what they actually were.
"Hey, Sister Ziyan, Sister Ziyan, is the signature product sold in the boss's tavern that card game? What was it called?" Gu Yunxi asked curiously.
"Hearthstone Legends," Yao Ziyan answered. "A card game."
"That's where the name Hearthstone Tavern comes from, right?" Jiang Wanshang said with a smile.
Yao Ziyan gave a quiet hum and nodded slightly. "That's right. As for the specifics, you can go find out yourselves. I won't go into too much detail. There's a general introduction to the rules on the walls. Of course, you can also