My Magical Card Tavern

The apprentice's diligence ability seems to require some accumulation, but if it can be consistently used on the field, it could become a key card.

Ginnell put the cards back into the card box, but paused slightly when his hand touched the surface of the box.

There have been changes.

The golden ripples of fate rose by an insignificant sliver.

Was it because of Maureen, or something else?

To be honest, Ginell thought that unless he grew to, or even surpassed, the level of Zhongdeng and the old man Yinxing, he might be able to see some things clearly.

However, even now, Ginell cannot determine the extent to which Morin played a role in this fate.

[Destiny Generator, Record Update]

The young tavern owner received the gaze of a dead star, gained inspiration from it, and truly realized part of the tavern's mystery.

He brought a young magic apprentice into the tavern. The apprentice was fascinated by the power of the cards, but he was not overwhelmed by the allure of knowledge.

[Perhaps this experience will lead the young apprentice to greater achievements, or it may plunge him into a deep abyss of anxiety.]

[And in the future, even greater challenges await everyone.]

Okay, now we don't need to think about those abstract topics like the weight of fate anymore.

Maureen does have some weight in fate, but not much.

He saw a more dazzling magic, just as an ordinary person sees how respectable people live.

Whether he strives for self-improvement, becomes self-deprecating and degenerates, or even deteriorates to a more extreme level, that is entirely up to him.

Of course, if Ginell could, he could also choose to pull Morin from one side of death to the other, just as he did with Zhongdeng.

The difference is that back then, it took Ginnell a lot of effort to drag Zhongdeng and his weapons into the tavern, but it was much easier when facing Morin.

Given the current difference in their strength, Ginnell was more than willing to let Morin experience what an ancient educational model from another world was like, the kind that involved using sticks.

I believe Maureen wouldn't mind the specific form of this kind of education.

As for the reward, Gianna didn't care.

He considered it as doing good deeds anonymously and without seeking any profit.

As for the last line of the Fate Generator's record, that's even more significant.

What does it mean to say that even greater challenges await everyone in the future?

What's going on? Is Silver Star City going to collapse? Or is the Northern Union going to be dismantled? Or is the Northern Union going to become a proper Northern Empire?

According to information revealed by Morin, the reason for the formation of the Northern Union was simple: the big players realized that small countries and small businesses could not survive.

To put it bluntly, some small countries are in a bad situation, so bad that when they hold aristocratic balls, they don't have enough people and can only invite some decent people from among the commoners and merchants to make up the numbers.

They also had to endure the strange dances performed by the common people, which looked like they were taming their limbs.

Even in slightly larger countries, things aren't going well. Although the actual situations are different, everyone shares the same thought: life can't go on like this.

Thus, the Northern Union was born.

Ambitious people have a stage to showcase their talents, and men and women who are obsessed with fashion and socializing have a larger pool of potential partners.

With a stronger military and supernatural power to fight off the monsters, the lives of ordinary people have theoretically improved.

In other words, the entire nation is actually very clear about one thing: how did the Northern Union achieve its current status on the Panga Continent?

If we expect them to collapse internally, unless there is a wicked god skilled in whispering and bewitching manipulating things behind the scenes, it will take at least another hundred years for them to transition normally to the end of the imperial cycle.

We'll have to ask Old Man Silver Star.

Thinking of this, Genele glanced at the empty tavern and couldn't help but scratch his head.

I haven't seen Zhongdeng for a while, and I wonder what he's been up to lately.

If you didn't know, that would be fine, but after knowing, you always feel that there are undercurrents surging beneath the prosperous Pangu Continent, or even a bit of a raging storm.

When the second half of the business hours were over, Ginnell woke up before Silver Star appeared at the tavern and couldn't help but take out his card box.

Card rental income is currently one gold coin.

[Reach 100 coins to unlock the Nut Technique]

Beer trick, nut trick...

Do you have cheese and sausage?

Ginnell shook his head repeatedly, pulling his thoughts back on track.

First of all, one thing is certain: taverns are not static.

Secondly, assuming the tavern is the main entity, then the income from cards is equivalent to the professional becoming stronger, and the gradually unlocked magic is equivalent to the skill pool.

Right now it's beer and nuts, but who knows, maybe in the future there will be syrups brewed by elves and spirits brewed by dwarves and orcs.

Ginnell tried to unlock more interfaces, but the card box ignored him, practically waving the words "Don't touch me if you don't have money" outright.

From this perspective, the future expansion of the tavern and the recruitment of waiters will likely be related to card revenue.

From the most basic perspective, Gianna thought he needed a room.

He's already bought a mattress in Silver Star City, but for now he can only sleep in the tavern; there's nowhere else to go.

I need to make some money, and it would be best to go out tomorrow and have Morin promote it for me a bit.

He will stay in Silver Star City for a while this time, and opening up customer channels through the Mage Guild is also a good option.

With Morin's guarantee, at least there won't be any adventurers who see the tavern door but dare not enter, or who come in, drink a free beer, and run away, never to be seen again.

If it weren't for the fact that their arrival could create cards useful to Gianna, the tavern's strange rule of offering a free first drink would be rather odd.

Of course, there are also adventurers who, upon seeing that the legendary owner of the mysterious tavern is just a young man, become greedy and prepare to rob him.

Then they were politely sent to be reincarnated by Ginnell, and the valuable items on the adventurers were properly recycled and reused.

After Genelec cleared his mind, Silver Star just pushed open the door and entered. The familiar damp smell permeated the doorbell, only to be burned away by the warm fire in the tavern.

"Little Ginnell, it seems you've come to understand a lot of things."

Silver Star looked at Ginnell gently, her smile lingering on the moment Ginnell extended his hand.

"Old man, sponsor me 10,000 gold coins so you can rent a set of cards."

Yin Xing understood the logic behind it and asked tentatively.

"Little Ginnell, you should know that the source of this limited card set is my power."

"Then please tell me, why do I have to go through the rental process, incurring additional costs and procedures to activate my power? Can't I just condense the cards myself?"

"Or are you just trying to take money out of my pocket?"