Deity Simulator

Pawa walked down from the deck of the sailboat and pulled his hood.

The southern sun was warm, and the ground was soft and clean gravel. The sea breeze carried a faint salty smell.@@novelbin@@

Pawa looked around at the other people.

The adventurers carrying their luggage walked together, carrying bows and shields, with different accents and skin colors. Most of them were wearing soft leather armor, with swords and knives at their waists, and they couldn't wait to head into the forest as soon as they got off the boat.

The sailors were sitting in twos and threes, resting and eating pickled grapes on the shore.

Under the shadow of the sailboat, there was a scholar with sun-darkened skin. He set up a wooden drawing frame, covered it with a roll of parchment, and sketched a map of this new continent with charcoal.

There was also an apothecary carrying a medicine box, picking various herbs on the outskirts of the forest.

In addition, there were three dwarves engaged in conversation.

Pawa had dealt with the dwarf clan before. They settled in the fortress outside the ghost city of Sanilo, and each of them was a skilled blacksmith, but they didn't have a good tolerance for alcohol, yet they loved to drink.

When the three dwarves boarded the ship, they argued with the captain, leaving a deep impression on Pawa.

The captain believed that each dwarf was wearing a bronze armor that weighed as much as two to three people. So each of them had to pay double the fare.

After the dispute, the dwarves helped the captain repair a batch of ironware and improved the captain's half-armor. The captain not only waived the fare, but also gave them a jar of wheat beer.

Pawa looked on with envy.

Having a good craft, one would never go hungry wherever they went.