In the mysterious world of Cthulhu, I am the Lord of the Gods

Intelligence of 8.5... Maeve's intelligence is quite high. This intelligence is enough to develop rockets...

Maeve is just a tavern madam, does her intelligence need to be that high?

This is just to open a tavern, not to research rockets. Krall touched his nose and felt that it was incredible that Chenxi Company had set Maeve's intelligence so high.

Willpower 9.0......

Shhh…

This is a bit strange. Isn’t it just a tavern?

Why is it so different from ordinary people's willpower?

Could it be that shootings and killings happen every day in the tavern, so it takes a very strong will to persevere?

Crowe couldn't help but frown when he thought of this. It seems that not every character can open a tavern in this environment...

Perception 9.5!

This is the person with the highest level of perception among all the receptionists!

Why is Maeve's perception set so high?

Perception represents observation. The higher the perception, the higher the ability to recognize people!

She is just a tavern madam. Is it because she is afraid that she will not be able to attract customers, so she is given such a superb ability to observe people's subtleties?

Klauer thought that when Maeve saw her for the first time, she did not enthusiastically promote the most profitable "special" service to Klauer. The reason was that she saw at the first sight that Klauer did not want to experience the "special" service. "Intention to serve.

As soon as Kiraji arrived at the tavern, he couldn't wait to hold Cress and another plump woman in a pink skirt and go to the private space on the second floor of the tavern. This did not give Maeve a chance to promote her signature service.

Maeve's instinct attribute histogram actually has 3 instinct attributes reaching 9.0 or above, which is unusual for ordinary people. It is indeed strange.

Her IQ is also not low. If she were a normal human being, she would probably be one of the best in a million...

When Kraul thought of this, he looked at Maeve with a lot of vigilance...

Apart from Dorothy, she has a special role that is different from other hosts in terms of instinct attribute histogram (fate chart)...

The landlady named Maeve clapped her hands loudly and signaled the girls to lead Claure into the tavern.

Under the guidance of the girls, Claure came to a relatively quiet table at the end of the tavern and sat up.

Maeve asked for a bottle of brown-red liquid from the counter in the tavern, swung her graceful waist, came to Crowl's table, handed the red liquid to Crowl's table, and said with a generous smile:

"Visitor, you are really a person of taste, completely different from your friend. This bottle of Macallan 1926 whiskey is a gift of your noble quality."

After Maeve finished speaking, she put the whiskey in front of Crowl's wine table with a smile, then slightly bent her knees towards Crowl's legs and nodded in greeting.

"This wine must be worth at least a pound?"

Claure looked at the exquisite glass bottle with the antler-shaped brand logo carved on it, and the first thing he said was to ask about the price of the wine.

"Dear visitor, Macallan 1926 whiskey is priced at 5 Kate pounds per bottle. It is not expensive, but it is not cheap either."

Maeve couldn't help but be slightly stunned when she heard Claure said 1 Kate Pound. Her good professional ethics allowed her to cover up the past very well. She smiled naturally and answered without embarrassing the tourists. Klauer's question.

"Here, let's toast you for your generosity!" Claure quickly opened the wine bottle, poured two glasses, and handed a small glass of crystal red liquid to Maeve.

"Here's a toast to your first arrival!" Maeve's slender black lace-gloved hands took the handed wine and made a clinking gesture towards Claure.

At this moment, there was a loud noise at the door of the tavern. Claure looked up and saw that it was a group of gamblers arguing fiercely. Claure heard words such as "shit", "shameless people", "cheating", etc. the sound of.

After hearing this, Maeve frowned slightly, then said "Sorry" to Crowl, then turned to the quarreling wine table and talked in detail with the group of gamblers.

Only then did Claure have time to carefully look at the layout and environment of the tavern.

The tavern is relatively large and can hold more than ten to twenty wine tables. Among them, there are six gambling tables in the first two rows near the entrance of the tavern, each with four seats and gambling cards and dice tubes.

At the back are a dozen casual wine tables of various sizes that can accommodate 2-6 people. A long and narrow wooden inclined staircase leads directly to the second floor, which is shaped like an exterior corridor and atrium. From the exterior corridor on the second floor, you can see the two rows of gaming tables in front of the door on the first floor.

In addition, on the side of the entrance on the first floor, there is a bar against the side wall and a whole wall of wine racks behind the bar.

The entire hotel has a wooden structure, and the entire decoration is simple and far from sophisticated. However, the piano near the doorway, which was located near the glass window, made Claure stunned again.

There is no one on the piano seat, but it is like a ghost playing. 88 black keys and 36 white keys among the 52 piano keys are constantly rising and falling automatically, and beautiful music is emitted from this piano.

After Klauer carefully looked at this weird piano for ten minutes, he realized how it played. It turned out to be a mechanical self-playing piano.

This made Claure feel that the technology of mechanical automation in this world is actually not low. In addition to the lack of electricity and oil, scientists in this world have brought the technological level of steam machinery to a very high level.

It is truly a magical world of steam that cannot be underestimated!

Claure sipped his mellow whiskey while sighing at the technological advancement of the world.

At this moment, a tall horse galloped towards Maeve's Tavern. A tall, thin man in gray jumped off the horse, tied the horse to a wooden stake in the corridor outside the entrance of the tavern, and at the same time put a man covered in blood on the horse's back. "The cargo" unloaded the horse, tied the bloody cargo to the wooden stake at the entrance of the tavern, and strode into the tavern after doing this.

Seeing what this man did, Maeve ignored the arguing gamblers, walked up to the man with a straight face, and shouted: "Damn and lowly Teddy, are you crazy?"

"Tie a body to the door of my tavern?!"

"Don't you think my pub is chaotic enough?!"

A bloody corpse?

Claure moved his eyes away from the man named Teddy and cast his gaze towards the door of the tavern. Sure enough, he found that this man had a gray mask hanging around his neck. The top of his head was sunken downwards, and the brim of the hat on both sides was turned up and wide and high. The tall, thin man wearing a felt hat, two guns hanging from his belt, and high heather gray suit boots actually tied a lifeless corpse to the door of Maeve's Tavern with his hands tied behind his back.

The people in the tavern seemed to be accustomed to this and were not moved or uneasy at all. Claure quickly turned on his spiritual vision and looked at the corpse at the door of the tavern and the man named Teddy who was smartly dressed, with clear-cut face and handsome gentlemanly manner. Men scan.

Both are Trojan cyborgs, both hosts in a small western town...

After confirming that they were both hosts, Krall took out Professor Grant's pamphlet from his arms and quickly found the thematic storyline of the two hosts from the booklet.