Iya Continent: Card God

Buying intelligence from underground casinos is nothing unusual. If you can afford it, there's no deal you can't make.

To Linta's surprise, the other party refused.

Manager Cameron said with a friendly smile, "This is a casino. You can gamble whatever you want, and you'll win. By the way, you should gamble on me."

The thief Marlen felt a chill run down his spine. Winning against Cameron was virtually impossible. As the manager here, he wasn't just experienced and capable; his gambling skills were second only to Gary the Elephant. Betting against him was a guaranteed loss.

Jin Gong said angrily in a rough voice, "I'll bet you can take a hit! Are you in or not!"

Linta stopped the excited Jingon, looked him in the eye, and said, "We can gamble, but I'll choose what to gamble on, okay?"

Manager Cameron smiled kindly as always, “Of course you can. However, the betting method you choose can only be one that is available in the casino.”

Linta said, "Naturally."

He pointed a finger at a gambling table, "Rolling dice? Is that allowed?"

"Hahaha... Great!" Cameron laughed gleefully, as if he couldn't have won any more.

The thief Marlen looked utterly desperate, his heart filled with anguish.

It's as if he's saying, "How can you gamble with dice? Dice is a basic skill! A seasoned gambler like him is invincible at dice!"

The steward, Cameron, led the way to an empty gambling table.

Kim Gong exclaimed, "We can't bet on this! We can't win!"

Linta watched the other person's retreating figure and said calmly, "The other person must know something."

"Huh? Huh?" Jin Gong was a little confused. What was Lin Ta talking about?

Linta said with certainty, "Regarding the death of Boss Renault and the framing of Goblin Stone, the master of this place, Elephant, must know something. Otherwise, he wouldn't have asked me to win the bet before seeing me."

Linta glanced at Malen, who shrank back uncomfortably. Linta guessed that the other party knew Malen, which indirectly revealed the purpose of their visit.

Of course, none of that matters now. What matters is beating this manager.

"Hey, Manager Carmack, is this a sign of war?"

"Good heavens, who's so arrogant?"

"Go over and have a look!"

At this moment, the gamblers noticed that the manager had arrived at the gambling table and seemed about to start a game. Excited and curious, they gathered around.

And all eyes were on Linta, who was betting against the steward, Cameron.

"who is he?"

"I don't know, I've never seen it."

"Did you come from somewhere else?"

"Young man, don't you even know what you're capable of?"

The dwarf Jingon, annoyed by the noise, roared, "Shut up! It's too noisy!"

The gamblers who had been watching were immediately silenced. Looking at the barrel-shaped dwarf who seemed ready to explode at any moment, they were somewhat afraid. Jingon stopped them because he was worried that they would disturb Linta.

Although I don't think Linta can win at dice.

Manager Cameron smiled and said, "How do you want to bet? You tell me."

Linta looked at the dice on the table, slowly reaching out to stroke them, running his hand over them thoroughly. Then he said leisurely, "Six dice, compare the highest. No magic allowed, no damaging the dice. The highest possible score is six sixes. If they're all the same, roll again."

Carmack gave a disdainful smile and asked solemnly, "That simple? Are you sure?"

Rolling six sixes from six dice is a piece of cake for a seasoned player like Cameron.

Linta replied, "Yes, I'm sure."

The gamblers present couldn't help but laugh inwardly.

In their minds, there was no need to compare. This manager, Carmack, could roll six sixes a thousand times. For him, getting the desired result was incredibly easy. But what about you? Could you roll it? And could you roll it every single time?

"What a ridiculous guy."

"Tch, I thought it was some high-class betting, how boring."

Jingon and Maren stared blankly at Linta, completely unaware of what the other was thinking.

Carmack smiled and said, "Alright, let's begin."

As soon as he finished speaking, with lightning speed, afterimages flashed, and the crisp sound of dice and dice cups colliding echoed throughout the palace casino.

At that moment, the entire casino fell silent, and everyone watched with a sense of reverence as Manager Cameron performed his technique.

Unlike his opponent, who would suck up the dice into the dice cup and shake them in the air, Linta simply kept the dice and dice cup pressed against the gambling table, shaking them back and forth. This shaking method was exactly what an ordinary person who didn't understand gambling techniques would do.

The two sides are now worlds apart.

"This guy, he can't possibly be that good!" an angry gambler said.

"He just can't do it!"

"How dare he gamble with Steward Carmack! Get home and nurse right now!"

"Say another word and I'll give you a good whack!" GimGoon roared at the group of people who were speaking ill of him.

The thief Maren was filled with despair; he could see perfectly clearly that Linta knew absolutely nothing about rolling dice.

"Boom!"

As Cameron's dice cup fell back onto the table, Linta's shaking also ended.

With a confident look, Cameron looked at Linta and said with a smile, "Sir, shall I go first, or will you?"

Linta said calmly, "Me."

Having said that, he picked up the dice cup, revealing six bone dice made from the skull of a bull from Mount Boluo. The top of each die was a "six"!

Six sixes, the highest possible score.

"what!"

"This, this, this...!"

"Maximum...point!"

The onlookers were all dumbfounded, unable to believe what they were seeing.

How could this seemingly unassuming and clueless guy actually roll six sixes?

Jingon and Maren looked at Linta in disbelief.

"Brother Linta, how do you have such abilities?" Jingong asked in surprise.

Malen's throat trembled, unable to utter a word.

Linta remained calm and composed, showing no signs of emotional turmoil despite rolling the highest possible number.

He simply smiled and said to Steward Carmack, "Steward Carmack, how is it?"

Manager Carmack remained calm and composed, still smiling kindly.

For him, it didn't mean anything if his opponent rolled six sixes.

“Your technique is quite good; I couldn’t see through it. However, I also rolled six sixes, so it’s a tie.”

The lights inside the casino palace grew even more dazzling, illuminating the location where the two were playing their game.

All eyes were on the steward, Carmie.

Carmack opened the dice cup, revealing the bone dice inside.

"Six, six, six, six, six... three!"

"What?!" Old Carmack's eyes widened, his whole body trembling as he stared in disbelief at the result of his dice roll.

The result should have been six sixes, but one of them was not.

"Great! We won!" GimGoon shouted excitedly, laughing heartily.

Maren tilted his head and widened his eyes.

The gamblers present gasped in astonishment, unable to believe what they were seeing.

"It's not six sixes?"

"This...this is impossible..."

"He's in charge of Cameron!"

On the third floor, a broad, stout man, resembling an elephant, turned back from his vantage point.