Naturally, after the military nerd, another "neutral player" who seemed to have no connection with anyone else began giving her statement.
"Everyone, my hobbies are board games and card games," Jue said, resting her chin on her hand. "If I'm supposed to start talking... I don't really know where to begin. So, is there anything you'd like to ask?"
"Do you generally prefer the German or American style?"
The military nerd looked at Jue as he asked.
"Either is fine. If I'm casually teaming up with people I don't know very well, or if a friend brings along a friend who's new and needs to break the ice, I'll tend to start with American-style games. If it's my regular friends... I still prefer spending the time on German-style games."
Jue answered casually.
Fu Luo rubbed his chin. "Looks like you're the type who specifically goes to brick-and-mortar board-game stores?"
"Of course. Although some of my rich friends have collected plenty of genuine board games at home... I'd still feel bad imposing on them all the time. Splitting the bill at a board-game store doesn't cost much, and if we buy a group voucher, we even get drinks. Besides, there's a professional DM," Jue said seriously. "Although many board-game stores aren't very professional nowadays, relying mainly on murder-mystery games and Werewolf to hold parties and generate revenue, which isn't very friendly to players like us who genuinely love board games... Still, if you join a few more hardcore hobby groups online, you can always find somewhere good to go."
Fu Luo pondered for a moment before asking, "Where are you from?"
It seemed unrelated to anything Jue had said so far.
"I don't really want you to know where I was born. As for where I live now, I'm constantly traveling