My Magical Card Tavern

If you simply point out the problem, the men present will definitely argue back and consider you a quack doctor.

But if you can provide solutions along with the problem, and even give me the specific recovery time, that's a good sign.

The men present were practically ready to kneel down and kowtow to the nun, while their affinity and fondness for the Holy Light were also skyrocketing.

The Church of Holy Light is great.

You must come often!

The ladies strolled gracefully, while the gentlemen strode confidently. Several of them even smiled politely as they passed by Gianna, their eyes conveying encouragement.

It was as if they regarded Gianna as a fellow patient.

Ginnell's lips twitched, but one doesn't hit a smiling face. The other person was just momentarily stunned; there was no need to immediately use magic.

After this group of people left, Giannai stood up and asked.

"Ma'am, you wanted to see me?"

The nun gave a kind look, and her words made Genele feel as if an exclamation mark had suddenly appeared above her head.

"Believers of the Holy Light, I need your help."

"There's been a minor incident in the Dark Forest."

"The Adventurers' Guild needs a group of believers in the Holy Light to go and provide support."

The Adventurers' Guild is an organization that encompasses professionals from all walks of life, making it an extremely diverse mix in terms of both race and profession.

In other words, when faced with some highly specialized problems, the Adventurers' Guild may need support from other factions.

"Ginnell asked."

"Do you need me to assist with the treatment?"

In layman's terms, it means going to be a wet nurse. The group of people who just left the Church of Holy Light were probably going to do that too.

The nun nodded.

"Yes, you only need to assist with treatment. You won't participate in the battle against the monsters, nor will you be temporarily assigned frontline missions."

"In addition to the bounty from the Adventurers' Guild, the church will also give you a generous reward."

Ginnell scratched his head.

That doesn't make sense.

"When did the Adventurers' Guild of Silver Star City become so incompetent? The situation inside isn't even that complicated."

"They're just big skeletons and small skeletons; a couple of skeleton warriors would be the most you could manage."

The nun hummed in agreement, her eyes showing surprise.

"You've already been there?"

Genele pointed to himself.

"I live inside, have you forgotten?"

The nun remained silent, only feeling deeply shocked.

Of course she remembered Genelec, but she didn't expect him to be serious when he said that.

"Well, it's not that the Adventurers' Guild is lacking in personnel, but rather that they made a series of misjudgments about the situation."

"Most of the seriously wounded were scouts sent out by the Adventurers' Guild, as well as some assassins and thieves who had accepted missions."

According to the nun, the adventurers who went in were like those who had stumbled into some strange bar and social park.

Before they knew it, they were covered in sweat, their nostrils were being poked and prodded by the skeleton monster's knuckles, not to mention their buttocks.

That area is a key disaster-stricken region.

Ginell summarized two points.

First, the Adventurers' Guild likely made some empirical mistakes, resulting in a large number of seriously injured members.

Secondly, this monster disturbance may be quite serious; Luke's intervention seems to have triggered something.

The monsters the Adventurers' Guild faces may not just be the highest-ranking two-star skeleton monsters; something from the depths of the Dark Forest may also have emerged.

What lies deep within the dark, dense forest, Gina really doesn't know.

Whenever he asked about this, Silver Star would only say that it contained monsters that Ginnar couldn't handle right now, as well as some special environments that were quite difficult to adapt to.

Even whether there truly is a deep area within the Dark Forest, or perhaps a place with a second underground level, is unknown to Genelec.

Ginnell's magic was taught by the old man, and he had even demonstrated his holy light and battle aura in front of the old man.

If you also take the power of the cards into account, Gianna has no shortage of stats and mechanics; her strength is far more than just her apparent class level.

Even so, Silver Star solemnly warned Genele not to try to go deeper into the area.

Having said that, Giannah was unlikely to make the same basic mistake as those in horror movies who disobey orders and advice.

Genele composed himself and asked.

"A warrior like you hasn't received a draft notice yet?"

The nun smiled.

Although it was a probing question, it also meant that the other party was considering her request.

"Yes, child, I have not been drafted yet."

"The goddess has not issued a decree, the Holy Light has not yet revealed itself, and the Northern Union has not requested the Sisters Knights of the Holy Light Church to be dispatched."

"So you can rest assured that everything is still under control and there will be no situation where a large number of monsters or monster elites force their way into the rear camp."

The nun acknowledged Genelec's assessment of her abilities and explained the issues Genelec was considering.

Ginnell nodded.

"Okay, I'll help."

This chaos can't go on. As long as Dark Forest doesn't return to normal operation, his tavern's customer traffic will continue to be affected.

Whether it's to continue upgrading the tavern or to consider Gianna's own quality of life, resolving the unrest as soon as possible is the right choice.

Although in a sense, the tavern was the one that started this commotion.

The moment Genelec agreed, he felt his card case move.

But with the smiling nun beside him, he could only pretend nothing had happened.

After explaining the mission requirements, Genelec took the identification issued by the Church of Holy Light and left, only then taking out the card box.

[Fate Generator Log Update]

Once upon a time, there was a star in the sky that shone with a silvery light. People believed it was actually a giant silver ingot, while others imagined it was covered with precious mithril and contained a pure vein of refined gold inside.

The words of the stars gently guide the development and progress of intelligent life, quietly observing the changes in the world.

Until one day, everything changed.

[Disasters and wars rage across the land, yet the power of the silver star unreservedly supports those weaker beings.]

The power of the stars blocked the calamity's advance and silenced the cries of despair and pain, but they failed to notice that something in the shadows had already extended its claws and fangs towards him.

They caused stars to fall from the heavens, burrowed into their cores with greedy roots to draw power, gnawed at their bones with worms, and corroded their flesh with rotten, vile skulls.

Now, the last vestiges of the stars breathe gently, and a beer, sipped with nuts, summons the orc champion who once slew stars.

The swarm of insects stirred, the roots trembled and shrieked, and rotten, vile substances roamed about, attempting to extinguish the last vestiges of the star's vitality within the layers of stacked bones.

Ginell: ......

No?

What is a beer with nuts in your hand?

The old man was a tragic hero praised to the extreme, while Luke was an orc champion who could slay stars.

How come this tastes like a street urchin's beer to me?

If you're going to generate records, at least generate something good for me!