Remilia, touring Ironforge alone, wandered leisurely through the city, curious about everything. This Dwarf city looked completely different from human towns, filled with the unique charm of Dwarf culture. Remi heard someone calling out ahead, "Bread! Freshly baked bread! Anyone want some?"
The bread seller was a young Dwarf woman wearing a white blouse and a long yellow skirt, with a charm unique to Dwarf women.
"I want to buy some bread." Remi was utterly unable to resist the tempting aroma of bread. She walked up to the Dwarf, whose cart was piled with steaming loaves of every kind. Breathing in the delicious scent, she could hardly decide which one to buy.
"This is a cherry pie, filled with pure cherry jam from Selsama. It's the most popular bread here," the Dwarf explained to the troubled human girl.
"Then I'll have this one." Remilia loved sweets like this most of all. She eagerly took a bite. The softness of the bread and the sweetness of the cherries made her smile. "It's so delicious! Is all the bread in Ironforge this good?"
"Tainigard bread. Every Dwarf living in Ironforge knows it." The Dwarf woman selling bread was delighted that her family's bread had won over another human girl, and she introduced it proudly.
"My name is Remilia. This is my first time in Ironforge."
"Is that so, little cutie? Welcome to our city. Here's a little gift for you." She grabbed several small cornbreads and placed them in Remi's hands.
"I'm Mila Tainigard. My family also has a bakery over there called Tainigard House. You can go there if you need anything. I hope you enjoy your time in Ironforge. Goodbye, Remilia."
The Dwarf woman named Mila Tainigard bid Remi farewell and pushed her cart away to sell her family's freshly