The Origin Crystal Ausia had given her recorded most of the information currently known, enough to answer most of Elizabeth's questions.
"So the new products the boss released this time are meant to help us resist the corrosion?"
Elizabeth looked at the shelves before her, where the new products were lined up in neat rows, the crimson liquid resembling the purest crystal.
"I don't know."
Ausia shrugged. "Only the boss himself should know the answer to that. If you're curious, you can ask him yourself."
Elizabeth looked toward Luo Chuan, pondered briefly, then slowly shook her head. "Forget it."
As she spoke, she walked toward the Hearthstone equipment.
"There are still three new products. Aren't you going to try them?" Ausia walked alongside Elizabeth.
"I'll wait until I have time." Elizabeth shot her a sidelong glance. "Why don't you try them yourself? The flavor may be intense, but it's not unbearable."
Earlier, she had tried the fruit wine. It truly felt as though flames were burning through her entire body, but it had not caused much discomfort.
Afterward, she had even felt an indescribable lightness.
All the filthy and useless things had been burned utterly clean.
"Ahem, perhaps not right now." Ausia coughed lightly. "By the way, Anno, didn't the boss say he had released some new game?"
"Yes, it's called Glory." Anno nodded.
"Glory? What does that mean?" Ausia asked curiously.
"The name isn't important." Anno said with a grin. "Besides, hadn't everyone long wondered whether Hearthstone Legends was derived from some story? That story is Glory. The two are connected like that."
"What about the actual gameplay?" Elizabeth cared more about the game itself.
"How should I put it?" The elf girl scratched at her hair, searching for the right words. "It's completely different from Hearthstone Legends... It's