After Lynn's visit, Hill finally felt what true dead of winter was like.
The reason Lynn shamelessly asked Hill for a grand fruit meal was not only because he knew mages always had a lot of supplies, but also because once the severe cold arrived, he wouldn't be able to leave the tavern.
Many single adventurers choose to move into a tavern in winter; they don't want to be alone in a dark little house, idly burning firewood.
Moreover, there are some people who have no problem using a knife to chop people, but asking them to calculate how much firewood they need to survive the winter is like asking for their life.
These adventurers would rather save some money and give it to Lynn.
But likewise, Lynn doesn't dare leave the tavern carelessly. Adventurers, even if not from an evil faction, are not exactly saints.
Without sufficient deterrent, the tavern could turn into a den for demons, and Lynn would not let his place become a headquarters for evil forces.
