Whether Hearthstone Legends could truly replace combat as a means for Transcendents to settle their conflicts aside, its popularity was already plain for all to see.
Luo Chuan believed that as Hearthstone Legends gradually made a name for itself and its connection to the outsiders became known, achieving that goal would merely be a matter of time.
What he lacked least was time.
"I acknowledge your strength."
"Flames shall devour all."
The molten lava surging around the Flame Lord burned everything in its wake. The elf maiden from the forest let out a soft sigh, and her body quietly dissipated.
"Good game."
Elizabeth leaned back in her chair and spoke blandly.
Ausia looked at the scene on the screen, seemingly still unable to accept the fact that she had lost. Then she revealed a faint smile. "My luck was a little bad. I lost."
"It wasn't just luck. There was skill involved too," Elizabeth emphasized.
"Alright, alright. Ausia has only just started playing Hearthstone Legends and doesn't really understand these cards yet, so it's perfectly normal for her to lose." Wang Gulas stepped in to smooth things over. "Elizabeth, you've been playing in the boss's shop for so long already. You naturally had quite the advantage."
Elizabeth merely let out a hoarse, grating laugh, enough to show just how good her mood was.
The Lich Lord rose to her feet and waved at the others. "Let's call it here for today. I'm going out for some air and taking a casual stroll around Steel City while I'm at it."
Seeing this, Ruoye hurriedly followed in Elizabeth's footsteps.
Some time had passed since they had arrived in Steel City, but they had yet to ask the boss whether Hearthstone equipment could be installed in Death Castle.
As for letting undead visit