Fantasy: God-level Store Manager

After paying for the car, Wang Gulas came to the door of Hearthstone Tavern clutching his shoulders and the giant axe.

"Huh? It looks quite lively inside."

Through the hazy windows, coupled with the unique perception and intuition of legendary powerhouses, Wang Gulas found that there are actually many customers in the Hearthstone Tavern.

The news that Hearthstone Tavern was closed has long been spread among customers, and it is basically impossible for those dwarves.

Other than dwarves, none of the customers seem to be able to do this.

"Didn't you say rest? Let's go and take a look." The giant axe was also very strange, and walked towards the store door first.

There was a faint guess in Wang Gulas's heart, and he couldn't confirm it. He could only quickly follow the action of the giant axe.

The shop door is opened.

The bright sunlight outside the store contrasted so much with the soft glow inside the store that it was plunged into brief darkness.

Soon, the eyes adapt to the changes in light.

Wang Gulas noticed that a lot of eyes fell on him, and the giant axe seemed to be stunned for a moment.

Compared with the normal business hours, the store is actually not so lively, but most of the dwarves have been replaced by most of the humans.

If expected, they should all be outsiders.

Wang Gulas had seen it before when he was looking for Shinkai Seiko, and the memory of the legendary extraordinary person was very strong.

Apart from that, it didn't seem to cause much movement, and those outsiders quickly retracted their gazes.

"Do you feel weird? These outsiders seem to be used to this place a long time ago?" The giant axe touched his beard and said to Wang Gulas in a low voice.

Of course, even if it is deliberately lowered, his voice is basically a "loud conspiracy".

"The boss seems to have said before that he also has shops elsewhere." Wang Gulas nodded.

"Hmm, that's right."

It seems that he heard the conversation between the two, and a beautiful girl about 1.5 meters tall and wearing a pure white dress gave them a sure look when they passed by.

Just when King Gulas wanted to ask, the girl ran away quickly, as if she didn't want to talk too much about this topic.

Wang Gulas was helpless, but the giant axe came directly to the counter.

"boss."

"Huh? Hearthstone Tavern is closed today."

"I know."

Giant Axe nodded with a smile, "I just want to ask, the boss opened stores in other worlds, and I only heard the boss briefly mention it in the past."

Judging from the reactions of these outsiders in the store, whether it is Hearthstone or other products, they have not been very interested.

And Hearthstone Tavern didn't stay open for long.

Judging from this, the shop before the boss must have many products that Hearthstone Tavern did not have.

"That, Xiaoyan, tell me." Luo Chuan patted the demon Ziyan who was reading a book on the side.

Looking at Luo Chuan a little helplessly, Yao Ziyan closed the book: "Actually it's nothing, the name of that shop is Origin Mall."

"Origin Mall..."

Wang Gulas whispered to himself, lost in thought.

"Is there a lot of goods that Hearthstone Tavern doesn't have?" Giant Axe was obsessed with this.

Yao Ziyan pointed at Luo Chuan with a smile: "You have to ask him about this."

Although Luo Chuan gave her the task of explaining, she still understands what to say and what not to say.

Luo Chuan perfunctory words, Yao Ziyan also said something irrelevant, Wang Gulas and Giant Axe can only temporarily dispel the idea.

"Boss, when do you think it's more appropriate to tell the news about Hearthstone Tavern?" Wang Gulas finally stopped struggling with the name of the Origin Mall.

"Look at you, you should already have a plan, right?" Luo Chuan took a sip of hot tea.

Wang Gulas smiled and briefly recounted his thoughts.

"Okay, you can figure it out." Luo Chuan's passive skill swiped his hand and activated it again.

After a simple chat, the giant axe finally couldn't bear the curiosity, and joined the game with the customers of the Origin Mall, and the noise never stopped.

…

In the core area of ​​teleportation magic, a little water-like pattern appeared in the space, and an ordinary-looking male human walked out of it.

He looked around and seemed a little curious about the environment here.

After being checked by the knights guarding here and others, I finally entered the city of steel.

"This is your certificate, carry it with you, and remember that the entire Steel City does not allow unauthorized magic to be cast. It will be very troublesome if you are caught."

The knight commander stationed at the door said so.

The man threw the special emblem made of the original spar into his pocket, and soon disappeared into the crowd of people coming and going.

On the way, the emblem was placed on a pedestrian who passed by.

I don't know how long, in a secluded corner of the city, the man stopped.

Sewage flowed recklessly, **** blown by the wind piled up in the corners of the walls, and there were mice making weird noises in the dark.

The man stretched out his palm, and the palm was split open, as if a mouth had grown, and a cylindrical metal object, about the size of a finger, was taken out from it.

With the injection of energy, countless cracks appeared on the surface of the metal object, split and reorganized into a screen suspended in the air.

"Dancer, I'm here." The man whispered.

The screen was dark, and only the outlines of things could be vaguely seen, and there was a strange distortion, like a sound that had gone through a special way.

"Doctor, you're a day late."

"The reason is yours."

"Oh? At me?"

"Your news has been leaked, and the people of the wave have stepped up the blockade of the city of steel, otherwise why do you think I am late?"

"I understand, but for the time being they shouldn't have discovered me, at most they just got some information."

"Damn, if it wasn't for those **** flies, this core area would have been occupied by us long ago."

"I will send you the information I have collected, what are you going to do?"

The man did not answer for the time being, and carefully browsed the data displayed on the screen.

"The dwarves...that's a troublesome bunch, too," he whispered.

"No way, underground mines are the only way to go, unless you have the confidence to dig a cave that leads underground."

"Phew... I understand, leave this to me."

The man nodded, his mouth never moved from beginning to end, only the mouth in his palm kept opening and closing.

"By the way, about the outsiders, I think you should pay attention." The dancer reminded.

"Haha, dancer, could it be that you've been acting for so long that you even forgot your own identity?" the man sneered.

The dancer was silent for a while: "I just remind you."

"When the day comes, order will be swallowed up by chaos."

"...the end is near."