AmandaMadden

Van Thomas has just inherited a house from his late grandparents in the countryside and has moved into it--only to realize the house is a rather popular resort that serves all kinds of customers all year round. As the owner and manager of the building, he realizes that the inn caters to an unusual clientele, and has an even more unique staff. His secretary is named Daji. A pirate named Waverly Leviathan with   resemblance to Poseidon often stays. Daji's nephew often stays and calls himself Sun Wukong. A novelist and screenwriter, Athena, is working on a masterpiece. Then there's the CEO named Odin and his twin sons named Loki. Could these mythological connections be more than coincidence?

The Wendigo Inn

<p>We're all still wearing our Chinese best tonight. When in Rome, do as the Romans do. We sit in a banquet hall the size of the entire first floor of the Wendigo, with a ceiling that looks like the ever-changing nights sky, with stars forming the twelve signs of the Chinese zodiac. The Dog, Monkey, Snake, Tiger, Horse, Dragon, Rat, Ox, Rabbit, Goat, Pig, and Rooster smile down on us as we eat.</p>

<p>The banquet is sumptuous. Roast pheasant, quail, beef, chicken, Peking duck, goose, venison, wild boar that we keep from Pigsy, a hundred different kinds of rice or noodle dishes, bamboo shoots, vegetables and the silkiest tofu I've ever had, stewed plums, peaches, lychees and a million types of exotic fruits ... you name it. </p>

Chapter 209: Dinner with a Legendary Emperor