Indestructible God King Chapter 68.2 Everyone, Come and Play (2/2)

“You’ll give us enough? So do we just keep on losing?”

“Bullsh*t. Do you think my money just falls from the sky? I’m asking you to use it slowly. Lose slowly, balancing between winning and losing! The goal is to make Wang Ke become arrogant, to boost his ego, to have him lose himself, but not to lose all the money!” Tong An'an explained.

“But winning in Mahjong is beyond our control! If we win in small amounts while Wang Ke wins in bigger proportions, we will…!”

Tong An'an was starting to get furious. This useless pair of Northern Gambling God and Southern Gambling Saint… You can’t even control who wins and who loses?

“Forget it, just play by ear. There’s no more time today; we will act tomorrow. Go back and let Wang Ke win as much as you can, and tomorrow we will then trap him and take him down. That’s when I’ll have him spit out all that he has won!” Tong An'an said coldly.

“I just need to lose some money, right? Now I feel at ease!” That demon heaved a sigh of relief.

Tong An'an: “................................!”

Your gambling god title was actually bought, right?

“Then, Chapter Lord, where’s the money…?” that demon asked.

“There’s no money!” Tong An'an shot him a stare.

“Ahhh?”

“Aren’t you in charge of the essence energy blood bank? I will approve the use of blood essence packs as betting chips to play with Wang Ke. We’ll return those blood packs to the bank ater we take him down,” Tong An'an said.

“Understood!”

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The Northern Gambling God returned to the prison complex.

By then, the prison complex was no longer the way it used to be.

There wasn't just one Mahjong table; now there were twenty of them. It almost became a Mahjong room.

The demons teamed up to play, and the clattering of tiles pervaded the place.

Wang Ke had earned so much money he had to think of ways to divert attention over himself, all to prevent exposure; otherwise someone would soon realize he had been raking in money all along while the rest were losing.

So, it started with one table, to then become twenty tables; each had their own set of games.

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