The Briar-Route Waystation: I Bought a Run-Down Tavern in the Boundless Wilds
The Briar-Route Waystation: I Bought a Run-Down Tavern in the Boundless Wilds
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Elian was done with the Guild. Ten years of thankless labor as a merchant clerk was enough. He spent every copper he had on a deed to the Oaken Hearth, a waystation situated on a "busy" road just a week from the capital of the Boundless Wilds.
The merchant lied.
The "busy road" is a rutted track through ancient timber. The tavern is a ruin. And the previous owner didn't vacate for a "family emergency"—he was eaten.
But Elian is an architect of survival. He doesn't need a paved road; he needs a sturdy foundation. By trading leafy greens for Fire-bite peppers and watered-down ale for magical Ember-Draft, Elian begins to turn the Oaken Hearth into a sanctuary for the lethal denizens of the Wilds.
There’s just one logistical error he didn't account for: Beastkin biology. As the tavern fills with dominant monster-girls and primal instincts, Elian quickly learns that dealing with his new clientele requires a completely different kind of customer service.
From the seven-foot-tall Frost Wolf Alpha who has decided the human clerk is her new mate, to the Centaur caravans seeking a safe harbor, Elian will prove that in the Boundless Wilds, a human's greatest weapon isn't a sword—it's high-tier plumbing, a properly reinforced floor, and furniture built to withstand the affections of his monstrous patrons.
(Cross posted on Royal Roads)
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Chapter List
- Chapter 1: The Fine Print
- Chapter 2: The Previous Tenant
- Chapter 3: The Secret in the Floorboards
- Chapter 4: Weapons-Grade Botany
- Chapter 5: The First Customer
- Chapter 6: Structural Integrity
- Chapter 7: The Architecture of Survival
- Chapter 8: The Deep Briar
- Chapter 9: Blueprints and Bruises
- Chapter 10: Bad Economics and Good Seasoning
- Chapter 11: Unarmored
- Chapter 12: Structural Integrity and Wandering Minds
- Chapter 13: De-escalation and Diplomacy
- Chapter 14: The Ghosts of the Hearth
- Chapter 15: Structural Distractions
- Chapter 16: Plumbing and Panic
- Chapter 17: The Avalanche
- Chapter 18: Directions and Misdirections
- Chapter 18.5: The Hazard Premium
- Chapter 19: The Fine Art of Misfiling Research
- Chapter 20: Pack Inspection
- Chapter 21: The Feeding Frenzy
- Chapter 22: The Silent Den
- Chapter 23: Displacement and Discipline
- Chapter 24: The Weight of the Reveal
- Chapter 25: The Cost of Architecture
- Chapter 26: Market Rates and Muscle Rubs
- Chapter 27: The Inspection
- Chapter 28: The Butcher’s Anatomy
- Chapter 29: Foundations and Frameworks
- Chapter 30: The Storage of Heat
- Chapter 31: The Architectural Nightmare
- Chapter 32: The Scent Problem
- Chapter 33: The Bloom Problem
- Chapter 34: The Blueprint of The Bloom
- Chapter 35: Clearance and Capacity
- Chapter 36: Winter-Root Protocol
- Chapter 37: The Diplomatic Buffet
- Chapter 38: The Alpha’s Audit
- Chapter 39: The Standing Bay
