Cafe Chat: Episode 6
“What is an android?”
“I’m talking about humans modified for a specific purpose. In reality, they don’t exist—they only exist in imagination.”
“Understood.”
“Because Silvia is so amazing, the viewers are speculating. She’s more than ten times faster than the peak of humanity.”
“Of course I’m a dragon, so I’m in a different dimension from humans.”
“Silvia won’t leave Korea. There’s the Elf Cafe here in Korea.”
“That’s right.”
“Liria has no intention of leaving either.”
“If it’s America, is it the strongest country on Earth?”
“Yes. That’s right. There are US troops stationed in Korea.”
“Why are soldiers from another country stationed in Korea?”
“Actually, Korea is a divided country—South and North. We’re South Korea, and we fought a long war with North Korea long ago. US troops are stationed here to protect South Korea’s national security.”
“So the US troops are stationed in Korea for the sake of Korea?”
“Of course the US is stationed for their own interests. If they decide there’s no benefit they’d leave immediately.”
“Understood. Our dragons protect elves and dwarves too, which reminds me.”
“The reason the US has troops in Korea is to counter China and Russia. There’s also North Korea. It would be different with the dragon folks.”
“Is that so? We receive some compensation for protecting them.”
Silvia began to warm up to America a little.
She found it interesting that it was the strongest country on Earth.
If they hadn’t been from Korea she probably wouldn’t have started in America.
Of course she had no intention of leaving Korea now.
The viewers were amazed by Silvia’s unbelievable record.
They were curious how she managed the game skill and reaction speed test.
But most viewers seemed to be enjoying the situation.
Whether they were taking it as concept or believing it for real, they couldn’t tell.
“The viewers are asking why Silvia came to Earth.”
“I came to Earth to protect Liria. Liria came by chance, but now there’s a purpose as a business.”
“Have your questions been answered, viewer?”
“Um, that’s right. Red dragons aren’t wild.”
“Do you dislike red dragons, Silvia?”
“I don’t really dislike them, but I don’t like them either.”
Liria was happy that in the chat more mentions of Silvia than herself appeared.
It seemed like she was respected by everyone.
“The safety of coffee is guaranteed. It has been tested directly.”
“Eleas coffee is the best.”
Liria thought that giving one guaranteed out of 100 would be fine.
Drinking 60,000 won worth would get one worth 30,000, so it could be a gift for regular customers.
“I will consider it.”
“Then if I bring 100 scratch coupons that are blank will you give them?”
“That’s right.”
“That’s fine. If you’ve drunk 100 cups you’re a regular customer.”
“However, blank coupons may be traded secretly.”
“That doesn’t really matter, does it? You get one each time you drink.”
“Right.”
“Kim Gayoung, come here.”
Liria called Kim Gayoung and Kim Gayoung rushed over to her.
Since she had been watching the broadcast on her smartphone she immediately understood the situation.
“Because of the coupons? I’ve been watching the broadcast the whole time.”
“That’s right.”
“I think it would be good to make holes in the scratch coupons so rings can be put through them. And by height guess how many sheets.”
“That’s a good idea.”
“Also continuing the scratch is fine. But lower the probability a bit. Customers will have fun scratching coffee. Winning customers get unexpected luck.”
Liria thought Kim Gayoung’s idea was good, as expected.
Liria’s own thinking also liked Kim Gayoung’s idea.
Originally it was 1 in 200, so make it much lower probability.
“Yes. If it’s blue light I can order 100% without coupons.”
“If I drink in the cafe it’s 50,000 won per cup.”
“There’s also simple dessert with it.”
“On important days 50,000 won won’t be too expensive at all. Also I recommend that those who use coupons drink it on important days too.”
“It’s good to drink on important days like when taking exams or interviews.”
“If it’s hard to drink on the day you can drink it the day before.”