The town was small, with a population of only about ten or twenty thousand, yet despite its size, it possessed all the necessary facilities. The inn owned by Xiao Wu’s family was located along one of the town’s streets; its ground floor functioned as a dining hall for passing travelers, merchants, adventurers, and mercenaries.
At this moment, the common room was filled with tables serving coarse-grain rum. It was packed with rugged mercenaries in leather armor carrying greatswords, various adventurers, and even a few beast-kin—some with bull horns, others who were wolf-folk or rabbit-eared maidens. The local atmosphere felt more akin to the medieval Western fantasy style in Xiao Yue’s memories of her past life, a stark contrast to the Eastern-influenced Gama Empire.
After following the rabbit-eared girl into the inn, Xiao Yue and Yun Yun found an empty table in the corner and sat down. The rabbit-girl, Xiao Wu, enthusiastically went to the kitchen and returned with some pastries and tea.
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