Chapter 952: Howth

Hearthfire House Tavern.

As a tavern in the quiet city on the edge of the Tula Leon forest, the Furnace House tavern has a good reputation in the entire territory of Eri.

From the quiet city, continue to go deep into the Tulaleone forest, pass a deadwood arch, cross several cliffs, and walk along the lucky spring, you can come to the real forest holy place, the location of the elf king city.

Whether it is for adventurers looking for opportunities, or for elves to communicate with each other, the fastest way to go to the elf king city is to start from the quiet city and go all the way.

Of course, if you have a good sense of direction, you will always find a way to the Elf King City if you enter from any location in the Tulare Forest.

In the forest of Tula Leone, there are many kinds of fantasy creatures. Almost all the creatures that Erine can see can find their gathering place in this forest.

In addition, there are countless elven cities in the Tula Leon forest, even including the main city of Eri, the elven king's city, but if you want to lead to the elven king's city, starting from any kind of elven city, It's not as fast as the quiet city.

In a few cases, Eri creatures will also choose such a more difficult way to go to the Elf King City. For example, the magic creature will go to the Elf Dynasty, or the elves will spend their leisure time walking to the Elf King City. Stimulate the fighting spirit of Eri creatures.

Perhaps due to the extremely complicated environment in the Tula Leon forest, elves who are not old enough to communicate deeply with the forest creatures often get lost inside the forest.

Over time, the quiet city that can directly lead to the Elf King City has gradually been known by the creatures of Eli, and the Furnace House Tavern in the city, after gathering a large number of creatures, has also become a good place to inquire about first-hand information from the Elf King City.

Unlike the thieves guild, which regards information as a bargaining chip, the information obtained from taverns is often not so accurate, and even adds a lot of rumors to it when everyone narrates it, but adventurers always enjoy it and would rather After spending half a day in the tavern, I don't want to go to the Thieves Guild.

In Hearthfire House Tavern, dwarves are definitely the most numerous existence. Of the few hoardings the Dwarves have, besides hoarding gold in the tribe's treasury, is the love of wine.

Although it is in the territory of Eri, in the tavern, the figure of the elves is not very common.

To the noise and confusion of the tavern,

There is often a kind of resistance, and you will not spend a gold coin, order a few glasses of ale, and spend time in the tavern like an adventurer, let alone drink like a dwarf.

The tavern is also a good place to recruit helpers, especially in the human city-states, the tavern has almost become the first choice for adventurers to receive quests except for the Freelance Chamber of Commerce, but in Eri, facing those who simply enjoy Dwarves of alcohol, this does not seem to apply.

At this time, in the Furnace House Tavern, a figure appeared extremely unusual.

A small glass of fruit wine was placed in front of him, inside the full glass, the liquid in it seemed likely to overflow at any time, and the aroma of the wine wafted wantonly, but he had no intention of drinking it.

His pointed ears and handsome appearance undoubtedly showed his identity. He was a pure-blooded elf, and the black outfit he wore added a special aura to him.

There are very few elves who can wear black clothing, let alone a strong black outfit like the elf in front of him. In the impression of Eli's creatures, a pure black dress is mostly only seen on Diya's necromancer.

The creatures in the tavern were all startled when they noticed the existence of this elf. Seeing that a great elf whose strength was at least level five or above would appear in the tavern, they were naturally puzzled.

Recalling the recent rumors circulating in Eri, they seemed to realize something. Even the drunken dwarf couldn't help but vacate the distance between him and the elf.

The appearance of this elf undoubtedly brought a completely different atmosphere to the original tavern. The area he was in was vacated by the surrounding creatures, forming a sharp contrast with the originally extremely lively tavern.

Perhaps the only one not affected by the atmosphere was the dwarf sitting on the same table as the elf.

The dwarf held a wine glass with a cross section the size of a bowl, and drank the bubbling crystal liquid. On the muscles of his bent arms, tendons emerged. If he wanted to replace the wine glass with a weapon in his hand, he would be a powerful Fight dwarves.

After drinking the contents of the glass, the dwarf threw the wine glass heavily on the table, causing the shock to cause the fruit wine that originally belonged to the elves to spill out.

The remaining half glass of fruit wine kept swaying. Seeing this situation, the elf frowned slightly, and then sighed.

After belching, the dwarf wiped his mouth with his cuff and made an indistinct sound: "So... Huos, you have been selected by that lord to become one of his subordinates... ..."

Speaking of this, the dwarf glanced at the elf with his scattered eyes, as if confirming something, he changed his words: "I forgot, you should only be a member of the 'Undead Slayer' unit with your outfit. , will dress like this."

The elf named Hoth didn't say much. He picked up the half of the remaining fruit wine and took a sip, which was regarded as acquiescing to the information mentioned in the dwarf's words.

The environment in the tavern will not change completely because of the arrival of an elf. The noisy noise in the tavern has passed into Hoss's mind, making him feel a little uncomfortable.

In view of the fact that the meeting place was chosen by the dwarf in front of him, Hoss could only bear his disgust for the surrounding environment and put his attention on the dwarf in front of him.

The dwarf in front of him, named Kadi Aimo, is Hoth's friend for many years.

No one can explain how the always proud elves made friends with the rude dwarves, just as no one can explain how the tree spirits, the offspring of the deadwood guards, were produced. I felt strange in my heart.

Hoss would not feel offended by Cadi Aymo's behavior. If it were another dwarf, Hoss might just walk away.

Recalling Cadi Aymo's words, Hoss couldn't help but have a special elf appearance in his mind.