Words such as "the king of black wings" and "fireball" attracted the attention of dragon hunters from the beginning. Byff looked curiously in the direction of the voice and found two young people dressed as free people and a tavern attendant sitting on the square table.


    The two freemen are ordinary people and have no casters. The so-called "king of black wings" is nonsense.


    Byff glanced at other places and arranged the environment around the tavern. Then he found that most of the customers sitting down were in this pattern. There were three people at a table, and some stood around the audience. However, there was no such situation as an ordinary tavern, where a group of people crowded on a table to drink and boast maliciously.


    In the elegy tavern, most people''s attention is not on wine. They still hold another thing in their hands and hold a card in one hand.


    Byff couldn''t see the front of those pieces of paper. But those unknown words came out of the mouth of the guy holding the paper in his hand.


    The Dragon Hunter looked at it and was suspicious. He seemed to move his steps at will and leaned towards the nearest table.


    "Archduke Ryan! How dare you have this card? My God, how many expansion packs did you buy from North Rhine?"


    Patton took a standard module elegy card in his hand and shot it. It was a magic card with "mind control": gain control of an enemy follower.


    "But fortunately, in this game, he is mine."


    Looking at the iron green face of the other party, Patton held back his smile and took the card with the overlapping pattern of sword and axe engraved on the back, which was very different from the standard card, and put it on his side.


    "At the end of the round, Archduke Ryan reduced the cost of all my cards by one."


    He continued, "then it''s your turn."


    "I bought eleven packs, but I''m still a little. Did you hear the cry just over there? Someone got the legend card, the king of black wings."


    The Freeman sitting opposite Patton answered his previous questions. Because both sides were familiar with each other, there was no waiter proficient in the rules as the referee at this table. He said, "I advise you not to play this profession. It''s really annoying."


    Barton has been playing elegy cards for a long time. After all, he was here on the first day of the opening of elegy tavern. He was the first group to contact elegy cards after the release. In the eyes of others, Barton is a very authoritative old player.


    Under the adjustment of the Black Dragon Lord, the elegy card has been simplified a lot, so at present, only five optional classes are available: Warrior, mage, thief, Paladin and priest.


    After a week''s experience, when everyone flocked to choose the warrior and mage positions, Patton spent a night at home studying and thinking, and finally found another way to choose the priest position.


    It turned out that he was right. After constantly debugging the card set, he found that the applicability of the priest series cards is quite high and extremely powerful, which is no worse than the mainstream mage group sought after by people.


    "The shield slammed through Archduke Ryan and put it in my graveyard."


    At this time, he photographed another expansion card for the free people opposite him. After removing the card on the other party''s desktop, he said, "start the skill again and add two points of armor for me. It''s over."


    "Tut tut." it''s Barton''s turn to feel bad this time: "the cards in the expansion package are getting worse and worse."


    ……


    In the process, byff kept silent and watched them quietly.


    In such a short time, byff had analyzed that the other party should be playing a game. Since it was a game, as the leader of the legendary dragon hunter, he would not be very interested, but the "grand duke Ryan" and "king of black wings" in their words greatly stimulated byff''s curiosity.


    So when they saw that the game was over and they began to tidy up the table, byff seized the opportunity and gently touched Patton''s shoulder. When the civilian dressed by the craftsman turned around, he said, "take the liberty to disturb, friend. Excuse me, what you just had... Game, can I try?"


    Legend is different from ordinary people. Even if Baifu was a mud legged man of humble origin, he can now disguise ordinary adventurers to be vivid, but the confidence and confidence inadvertently revealed by words can never be naturally formed by ordinary mercenaries.


    If you were an ordinary person, I''m afraid you would always stand by and watch others play an unknown game. Only after watching it for a long time and thinking you know it well, would you dare to try it carefully for fear of making a fool of yourself.


    But Baifu is different. No, just No. There''s nothing to hide. Dragon hunters don''t care about these things.


    "Of course."


    Patton turned his head, looked at the adventurer of his age and ordinary dress, smiled friendly, and then looked at his hand: "but now, the time for free experience has passed. If you want to start, you have to have your own card set."


    "This... Needs money to buy?" byff heard what he meant.


    "Yes."


    Patton nodded. Recently, Elegy cards have become popular, making ordinary people enjoy the taste of a professional. The streets and alleys are discussing card groups and careers, competing for which is stronger or weaker.


    Word of mouth, many people who didn''t know before will be attracted to come. Many newcomers will ask this question. Barton has been used to it. It''s nothing strange. He said: "it''s not expensive to buy a job package alone. It only needs five copper."


    "Five copper."


    Byff wrote down the figure in his mind. The price is not expensive at all, but it is too cheap. Not to mention the legendary mercenary, even the ordinary poor can afford it.


    Note that the poor are not free citizens, and their status is only slightly higher than that of the lowest slaves.


    "Really?"


    He thought so in his mind, but byff''s face showed an embarrassed look. He seemed to be shy and careful. He asked, "friend, can I ask, can this thing only be used here? Where does it come from?"


    "Every city in the North has elegy pubs, which can be used."


    Barton said, "but we don''t know if there''s any outside. After all, we can''t go out."


    "As for where it came from? We all know, but it''s hard to say. Just think about who can put the ''King of black wings'' in the expansion package."


    He just waved his hand, turned his head, shuffled cards with his friends across the street and started again.


    "Thank you."


    Byff didn''t ask further. He saw someone unpacking the card bag at the bar and knew how to buy it.


    "Messiah."


    He looked around, pulled out the thieves who were watching at the other table with their feet padded and their necks stretched out, and said, "go buy and have a look. It''s said that there is the ''King of black wings'' in it. I saw text notes at the bottom of their cards. See what''s written on them. Maybe there''s the news we want."


    "Yes, just a moment."


    Upon hearing this, Messiah Darrow answered excitedly.


    The thieves are younger than other members of the regiment. They are curious about new things and have no resistance. After listening to the leader, they immediately trot to the counter in high spirits.


    She couldn''t wait. If she wasn''t on the job, she would have to fight with other customers.