No wonder they said harmony brought wealth!
Fu Qian watched the series of reactions before him with an approving look.
Although there were no particularly powerful individuals in Siren's group, in terms of size and organization, they could almost run roughshod over everyone here.
Not to mention that in a place like the Lawless Land, the Night Watchers wouldn't so much as bat an eye if someone killed a person or two.
Yet whether it was himself or Nora, who hadn't minded buying him a drink, Gerard's attitude had been downright hostile, but he still hadn't given the order to attack the moment he felt like it.
Siren, who hoped to set up shop in the Wasteland, clearly didn't want to ruin its image in the eyes of potential customers.
The proprietress was no different. Faced with a customer like him, who could wreck her inn at any moment, she hadn't rudely thrown him out either.
It was probably thanks to this fragile understanding between them that Lady Nora and her companions had the courage to keep their distance from a troublesome person while trying to learn a little about the situation.
After all, they had been waiting for days. Anyone would inevitably grow anxious.
As it happened, he also needed to find out a little more and get a rough idea of what was going on.
"Thank you!"
Seeing that Nora hadn't poured the drink herself, but had pushed the bottle and glass over together for him to handle, Fu Qian silently praised her thoughtfulness.
It kept a proper distance while also showing that she wouldn't tamper with the drink, letting him know she was sincere.
No wonder she was a seasoned veteran who had spent years navigating the Jianghu in the Wasteland.
Fu Qian didn't stand on