Zongman, Rebirth of the Heaven-Defying Kirito

Even after the shifty-eyed figure had hidden himself some distance away, Kenshin was still deep in thought with his eyes closed.

Seeing this, he couldn't help but laugh out loud: "What an idiot! I just said it casually, I didn't expect him to actually believe it. Hehehe, I really want to see his impotent rage when he discovers the truth!"

That's right, everything that just happened was a complete scam from beginning to end.

All that talk of knowledge and experience is just empty rhetoric.

However, this recent experience taught the shifty-eyed man a lesson: 'Working is out of the question.'

Team up with others to fight monsters? The earnings are too low, no way.

Making props to sell? That's too much trouble and effort, no way.

I don't want to think about this or that, but without Cor, SAO is missing a lot of fun.

If you don't experience all sorts of delicious food and drinks that you've never had in real life, then what are you saying about playing SAO?

Having experienced the thrill of getting something for nothing, a cyber fraudster was born.

But there's simply no way to punish him with the law.

Because they weren't scamming money, they were scamming Ke'er.

Every time he thought about this, the sly-eyed man couldn't help but admire his own cleverness. All he had to do now was hide well so that Kenshin wouldn't find out, and then go find the next 'customer' after the other party left.

At that moment, Kenshin opened his eyes and exclaimed, "I've got it!"

Although extremely excited, he only showed his joy on his face and did not make any extra gestures of celebration.

But the aura around him changed, like a sharp blade with its edge hidden.

With a slight twitch of the ear, guided by hearing, the first stop button is pressed... then the second, and the third.

The three spinning wheels always stopped on the picture of the number '7'.

With a "bang," a large number of gold coins poured down from the top of the screen, and at the same time, a glittering gold chip appeared in front of Kenshin.

Taking the gold chips, Kenshin murmured, "So this is it."

Then he looked in the direction of the shifty-eyed man: "Master, did you see that? I really succeeded, all thanks to..."

Before he could even utter the word "you," he realized that the person from before was already gone.

Scratching the back of his head, Kenshin asked in confusion, "Strange, when did the master leave?"

But joy quickly overcame his confusion: "Never mind, I'll thank him next time we meet. Right now, I really want to show this to Brother Tong and Third Brother... Could it really be made of gold?"

As he spoke, Kenshin took a bite out of the chip.

"Ptooey, ptooey, ptooey! This is awful!"

He had been observing the shifty-eyed creature from the shadows until he finally realized what was happening.

He stared blankly in the direction Kenshin had left, muttering to himself, "I made it all up, how did it actually happen?"

The shock I felt was beyond words.

What he didn't know was that it was precisely because it was Kenshin Himura that he succeeded. A person who has mastered the Hiten Mitsurugi-ryu style to its extreme can control his eyes, ears, and hands with absolute precision, if not absolute control. No one else could have succeeded in such a short time.

But the shifty-eyed man fell into a cognitive blind spot, muttering to himself, "Could I really be a master of concealment?"

He would unconsciously become excited whenever he thought of this.

After Kenshin had completely left, he carefully returned to his original position.

Just as they were about to wait for the next victim to fall into their trap, they discovered that someone else had taken up Kenshin's spot.

With white hair and red eyes, she sat on a high chair, her little feet barely touching the ground.

Who else could this character be but Illya?

Slot machines, with their cheerful music and constantly rolling colors, are exactly what attract children.

The little girl sat there obediently, swinging her little feet back and forth, looking like she was in a good mood.

The shifty-eyed man stared at the scene, somewhat lost in thought.

It wasn't the loli's cute appearance that attracted me, but rather the sense of incongruity in the scene.

In the casino, a little girl is sitting in front of the slot machines?

Torture! This is truly excessive torture!

Why didn't any security guards throw that little girl out?

Oh, so it's because this is SAO.

Hehe, then don't blame your uncle!

He adjusted his suit with a shifty look, trying to make himself appear more approachable and natural.

You can't let the customer get scared like the last one. If a child is frightened, they will most likely run away, and you will lose an important customer.

Having made up his mind, he stood up and stepped forward, stopping not far from Ilya: "Little girl, this is a casino, you can't play here."

If you disregard his character, his words still have a certain kindness to them.

Ilya was still taken aback when she saw the other person, and then said to this stranger, "But this is SAO, it's okay if I'm here, right?"

He had a shifty look in his eyes, seemed to be deep in thought, but was secretly overjoyed.

If an adult were called a 'little kid,' they would definitely feel uncomfortable and would inevitably correct the way they were addressed. But the little girl in front of me didn't, which means that she is indeed the right age for the role.

Are they elementary school students? I'll rip them off big time!

He hesitated for a moment, then said uncertainly, "It should...probably...be alright, right? But at your age, would you even be able to play this?"

"Is this difficult?" Ilya scratched her head.

To be honest, she had only seen Kenshin play it once before, and they weren't even that close. It wouldn't be wrong to say it was her first time playing it.

"Of course it's not difficult!" The shifty-eyed man continued, "I'll teach you. I guarantee you'll learn it in one go."

Ilya politely replied, "Thank you for your help."

Next, all you need to do is teach the other person how to play, and then operate it like the previous 'customer'.

"First, pay the 500 Cors each time..." The shifty-eyed man paused, then added, "Uncle can pay for the first time!"

"Thank you, but I can do it myself."

Paying 500 Ke'er without batting an eye, he's undoubtedly a big fish.

As the payment was made, the three rows of rollers began to rotate at an accelerated speed in sequence.

The shifty-eyed man continued, "Then all you need to do is press the stop button three times and wait quietly for the machine to stop completely."

"I see." Ilya did as she was told.

After three consecutive "bangs," the slot machine slowly came to a stop.

So far, everything is going smoothly...

The thought had just crossed the thieving, rat-eyed man's mind when he suddenly heard a little girl's voice:

Wow! The three gold coins arranged together look so beautiful!

Hmm? The shifty-eyed man felt like he'd overheard something incredible.

But before he could examine it closely, the little girl's exclamation rang out again:

"Huh? What's going on? A lot of gold coins are falling off the screen. Is the machine broken?"

Finally, the shifty-eyed man fully understood what had happened.

But how is that possible?

An ordinary elementary school student won a big prize on his first time playing a slot machine?

And such a sci-fi thing actually happened right in front of him, and he was even the one who 'taught' him?

This is the second time today that I've been so utterly shocked.

Until Ilya proudly showed him a gold chip, exclaiming, "Look, look! It gave me something sparkly, ah..."

At this point, Ilya seemed to remember something and took something out of her backpack.

Upon closer inspection, the shifty-eyed man discovered it was another identical gold chip.

It was obtained unknowingly during a dice game.

Ilya was still very excited: "There are two sparkly ones, should we go back and give one to my brother?"

Is this a human being?

"Pfft!" The shifty-eyed man coughed up blood and died. The system, sensing the player's blood pressure spike in reality, initiated an emergency exit.

Even after the character completely turned into starlight and disappeared in front of Ilya, she still didn't know what had happened.

I just casually remarked, "Hey? Uncle logged off? He really does good deeds anonymously!"

If someone with shifty eyes were to overhear this, it would definitely worsen their condition and cause them to be so angry that they would have to be rushed to the ICU.