They didn't venture too far; to avoid missing the event due to delays, they found a tavern named "Glass Oar" near the square for a resting meal.
The building itself was also made of Water Iron Wood, all dark brown in color, two stories high, and fairly large. Its sign—a wooden board with a picture of a glass oar in motion—was firmly nailed to the beam above the door frame.
Compared to Three-legged Sea Dog and White Sparrow, this place wasn't a major hub with an adventurer association branch, so the adventurers weren't as numerous as in Suo Yu Bay and River Valley Town.
"Glass Oar" clearly wasn't a venue often crowded with adventurers, as most regulars were island civilians and passing merchants, sailors.
As the Moon Tide Banquet approached now, the sudden influx of adventurers made the whole hall riotous and chaotic.
Several ordinary people served so busily that their feet hardly touched the ground, forced to maintain a pleasing, humble smile, yet conveying some sincerity.
