Ming Ke: When the villain accidentally mixes into the protagonist group

"Three things..." Mingyue lowered her eyes and thought, "It's quite tempting. What if I want you to give up the rest of the game?"

Dark Horse Persephone blinked, then smiled. "If that's the case, then it goes against my original intention. But Miss Gray Rabbit, do you want me to quit now, or after I've completed the other two tasks? We don't know what the game will be like after that. Perhaps I can be a helper, not a stumbling block?"

Scotland secretly smacked his lips in amazement, feeling that the other party's words were so flawless that just a few words were enough to change someone's strategy. Seeing Mingyue wavering, he snorted coldly, "What if I make a request and you can't do it, or you agree on the surface but secretly play some tricks."

"Mr. Gray Wolf, how can you think like that?" Black horse Persephone tried to defend herself.

Scotland was unmoved and simply asked calmly, "How do you explain that when Miss Lion was working with you, she became a passerby because there was no chair to sit on?"

"Alas," Black Horse Persephone sighed softly. "Unexpected events happen all the time. I never could have foreseen that the hidden chair would be discovered by a brown bear and destroyed so thoroughly."

"Really?" Mingyue's eyebrows curved.

"That incident was purely an accident," Dark Horse Persephone assured again and again.

Scotland looked at Mingyue. Although he didn't know what Mingyue was planning, he still whispered a reminder: "I think this deal still has risks."

Dark Horse Persephone pursed her lips. "Business naturally involves both risks and opportunities. How can we only consider the risks and not the opportunities?"

Mingyue chuckled. "This deal isn't completely impossible. I hope to see your sincerity. So, please give me your votes for this round."

"No problem," dark horse Persephone agreed readily. "If you need votes later, just tell me. Don't wait until all the rounds are over. If you do that, I won't be able to fulfill my promise even if I want to."

"Just three tickets, I still think it's not enough." Mingyue walked past the dark horse Persephone and headed towards Room 4.

Scotland glanced at the black horse Persephone who was standing there, then quickly walked to Mingyue, but there was an indelible gloom in his eyes.

Outside the cruise ship, the inky black sea water was surging, the biting cold sea breeze was howling, and layers of dark clouds were hanging low.

The white snake Sakakibara, who arrived at room 4 first, was chatting happily with the cobra woman, while Bourbon, wearing a Siamese cat mask, stared at the door anxiously.

"You think you can trade my bargaining chip for just one vote?" The Cobra woman chuckled. "Mr. White Snake, that's way too cheap. Originally there were eighteen participants, but now only nine remain. The game is almost halfway through, right?"

"How do you want to exchange it?" White Snake Sakakibara didn't expect that the one-on-one exchange that had always worked so well would be thwarted. Recalling his previous conversation with the black horse woman, he suggested, "Add free medical assistance."

However, the cobra woman held up three fingers and said, "I want three votes."

"I only have one."

"You can get them from other people. These ballots are anonymous anyway." The Cobra Woman held a chip with the letter "H" engraved on it between her index and middle fingers. "Or, before the game ends, all the ballots in each round will belong to me. I don't think this game will last many rounds."

"I'm sorry, I can only offer one vote and one free medical aid." White Snake Sakakibara put his hands in his pockets. "If Miss Cobra doesn't want to, then forget it. As you said, the game is almost over, and the winner of this game may not be you."

(To be continued...)