After Surviving the Apocalypse, I Built a City in Another World novel Chapter 2172

Chapter 2172: Gathering Ends

While the orcs were having fun, the dwarves stayed in the villa and enjoyed the buffet at the side. They were given their own table, one that matched their heights. They also had the option to interact with humans, but they were also given enough space so they didn’t have to.

It wasn’t because it was racist, but their identities were sensitive, and many of them still innately disliked humans. Who’d want to be uncomfortable at a party?

Anyway, there were many dwarves, and they could entertain themselves well, especially since she dropped a few magic tools in her space for them to play with.

Not to mention, they never had this variety of food before. In the granite mountain, their diet was primarily monster meat. They were practically little carnivores.

They were omnivores though, so they were also very fond of the vegetable dishes.

"So good!" Hisi exclaimed as he ate the skewers with veggies and meat.

"I like this one, too," Chisi added from the side, filling his bowl with his second serving of noodles.

The dwarves had a ramp next to the buffet table so they could get what they wanted, and they really were getting what they wanted. If this went one, considering their height, they would become walking balls.

While they ate, they saw that some of them were engrossed with the phone.

Curious, they toddled over to see what he was so busy with, expecting him to just be looking at photos, since that was what know the phone was used for.

They saw Choisi, one of the younger dwarves, pressing around. He was matching gem-like things of the same color, which would explode in a satisfying way when they form a line of three or more.

"I was pressing around..." Choisi muttered absent-mindedly as he played, answering when someone asked him questions. He was really fascinated with how the images on the screen changed whenever his chonky fingers touched something.

At some point, he accidentally opened this. He was so shocked at first, especially because it was so colorful.

The dwarves stared and watched.

And that was how the dwarves got addicted to a game called Candy Smash.

...

Speaking of the dwarves, when Valhalla and the others saw them, they were shocked. When they were called over the first time, they just thought Tanko and the others were making trouble because they were greedy for Alterran goods.

Who knew the ’goods’ the couple brought in were far more valuable than they thought?

They hadn’t seen dwarves in a long time, and many of the locals had never even seen a dwarf at all. Unlike territories like Hassen and Bleulle that kept dwarves, Warrior City never did, so this race was very much a novelty to them.

At the time, Valhalla could only heave a deep breath. "You really do big things without people knowing!"

And he knew full well this was an understatement. Alterra had a record of surprising him, no matter how high he set his expectations—whether it was in innovation, culture, or other things.

"I just hope that whatever Alterra creates with the dwarves, our Warrior City can be among the first to buy them," he said, raising his glass for a cheer.

Althea and Garan smiled. "You probably wouldn’t be disappointed."

And he really wasn’t.

...

The party soon ended, and every guest left the villa. Althea and Garan went to the master’s bedroom, a little whoozy.

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