The building wasn't very tall, only two stories. The first floor was a hall big enough to fit more than twenty tables, plus a spacious back kitchen, storage room, bathhouse, and a few guest rooms. The second floor was all guest rooms. Each one was narrow, but fully equipped enough to shelter travelers from wind and snow.
It just stood there quietly by the roadside, like a sturdy farmer, raising the first curl of cooking smoke in Wheat Field Village meant for travelers.
As one of the key projects for the local Life Professional Players, this construction had gathered quite a lot of the players' creativity and sweat.
After all, they unanimously believed that it wasn't enough to just build an inn; they had to make it feel authentic!
That really tested their understanding of architecture and architectural history, and on top of that, their understanding of the game "Catastrophe OL" and of Wheat Field Village itself.
