Thus, Luo Zhen and the others settled in Uruk, using a tavern as their base while they stayed in this era.
The day passed just like that. As the sun gradually sank, night arrived.
Whether Ishtar was wary of Attila's presence or had taken an interest in Luo Zhen, she demanded that everyone release her, on the condition that she would not leave without permission.
Everyone seemed to think Ishtar's words could be trusted. In addition, Luo Zhen had said that Ishtar could move freely here, so Mash personally tore the talismans off Ishtar. Merlin then guided the process and dispelled the divine grand magecraft from the Age of Gods that had bound Ishtar, restoring her freedom.
After gaining her freedom, Ishtar indeed remained in the tavern as promised. However, when the sun set, she sprawled across a public table on the first floor and fell into a deep sleep.
"It's probably best not to disturb Miss Ishtar."
After watching Ishtar for a while and struggling with the decision, Mash decided to leave her alone and began taking care of the tavern instead.
Since the place had been unoccupied and unused for some time, quite a bit of dust and trash had accumulated.
Mash took the initiative to clean up, deciding to tidy the place until it was spotless.
"...I'll help, too."
After a period of silence, Anna unexpectedly made that choice.
The girl had seemed unwilling to get close to Luo Zhen and Mash, but for some reason, after observing them throughout the day, she had relaxed her guard slightly.
"That sounds wonderful." Merlin nodded in satisfaction, then suddenly changed tack. "Since that's the case, I'll stay here, too. This place seems more interesting than the Divine Tower. Besides, I like ale. It's practically paradise for me, though it's