I Slaughtered Through the Dungeon Worlds with My Cheats-Chapter 1606 - 524: An Unwinnable Gamble (Part 2)

However, faced with the ridicule and mockery from the crowd, Mu Rufeng seemed completely indifferent, as if he hadn’t heard a thing, instead falling into deep contemplation.

Just now, when the mysterious opponent saw the cards he played, there was a clear look of astonishment on his face, and he even visibly froze for a moment.

This indicates that the cards in his hand at the start were definitely not what is now called a "leopard."

Even though Mu Rufeng racked his brain trying to unravel what changed, the fact remained unchangeable: the tens of thousands of soul banknotes were clearly about to fall into someone else’s hands!

At this thought, an inexplicable anger surged in his heart.

"I just don’t believe in this evil. Is it really impossible for me to win a hand?" Mu Rufeng suddenly stood up straight from his seat.

At the same time, he swiftly drew the rusty machete from his waist and swung it forcefully at his neck without hesitation.

In an instant, blood splattered everywhere.

It’s undeniable that chopping the head off doesn’t really hurt; it’s just a cool sensation on the neck before consciousness begins to blur.

"Damn, you scared me! Does he have to decapitate himself just because he lost? His limbs are still worth quite a bit, you know." Cigar Deceit was also startled.

...

"What are you staring at? Hurry up and deal the cards." Cigar Deceit urged.

Now it was the sixth round, and Mu Rufeng quickly came to his senses.

"Oh." Mu Rufeng responded, this time not bothering to shuffle the cards, and began dealing right away.

Like the previous round, the first round was a complete gamble with no one looking.

Then, as the second round began, Mu Rufeng chose to reveal the cards.

Starting with Cigar Deceit, unsurprisingly, Mu Rufeng won.

After that, whenever Mu Rufeng spoke, he would directly reveal the cards. Some players chose to fold when they saw their cards, leading to his eventual victory.

However, after deducting Mu Rufeng’s money, there were only about five thousand soul banknotes in total on the table.

Mu Rufeng realized that as long as he didn’t earn more than ten thousand, his Luck Value remained active, ensuring a win.

But once the winnings approached the threshold, cheating would occur, causing Mu Rufeng to lose.

Understanding this, a smile appeared on Mu Rufeng’s face.

If that’s the case, Mu Rufeng could just win a little each time, then ask Fan Xiaofan for dividends when only a few hundred or even dozens of bills were left.

This way, it’s simply perfect.

"Come on, let’s continue, continue." After collecting the money, Mu Rufeng prepared to continue playing cards.

"Play my ass, there’s only five minutes left until work starts. Let’s continue in the afternoon. If you don’t call me, I’ll still hold onto you to play. Remember, it’s not right to stop playing after winning money." Cigar Deceit said viciously.

"No problem. Even if you don’t want to play, I’ll come find you. I’m not one to take the money and run." Mu Rufeng said with a faint smile.

"Good, straightforward. Then let’s play again after work." Cigar Deceit took a fierce drag of his cigar and said.

Then everyone dispersed.

Mu Rufeng also returned to the Alcohol Warehouse.

He was in a great mood now, as he was about to complete this trial task.

The feeling of being suppressed in strength was not something he could get used to easily.

Moreover, there were many things he still had to do, starting with the Demon Star matter.

"Xiao Mu, did you win a lot of money in the cafeteria this noon?" Chunni suddenly came over and asked.

"Eh? Sister Chunni, how did you know?" Mu Rufeng exclaimed in surprise.

"It’s all over the place, saying you won a lot of money, up to twenty or thirty thousand." Sister Chunni looked at Mu Rufeng with gleaming eyes.

"Well, that’s about right, about right." Mu Rufeng said vaguely.

"Did you really win that much? Oh my, if you have such good luck, you should have told me earlier. Are you gambling tonight? I’ll bet with you." Sister Chunni said eagerly.

"We’ll be gambling tonight." Mu Rufeng said with a smile.

"Great, I’ll go with you tonight." Sister Chunni went off to work with a grin.

Later, while Mu Rufeng was working, he noticed the changed looks from the employees towards him.

Even Zhang Xiaofeng, who didn’t usually get along with him, gave him a smile.

Time flew by, and it was already six in the afternoon.

Wang Kun arrived on time, handed out wages to everyone, and was about to leave.

Then, he saw the crowd surrounding Mu Rufeng and heading to the cafeteria.

Seeing this, he was puzzled but didn’t pay it much mind, as he had important things to do.

...

Mu Rufeng walked into the cafeteria with a spring in his step and immediately spotted Cigar Deceit and a group of people who had been waiting for quite a while.

However, Mu Rufeng didn’t rush towards the game, as filling his stomach came first.

So he looked around and finally saw Fan Xiaofan busy at work.

Fan Xiaofan wasn’t staying in one place but was wandering around the cafeteria selling goods.

Surprisingly, business had improved significantly.

Upon seeing Mu Rufeng, Fan Xiaofan immediately and skillfully prepared instant noodles for him while chattering obsequiously, "Bro, Brother Mu, you’re finally here! I’ve missed you! I want to bet too; I want to make big money!"

Mu Rufeng smiled slightly and replied, "No problem, but don’t bet too much, okay? Small bets are fun; big bets can be harmful." 𝒻𝘳ℯℯ𝑤ℯ𝒷𝘯ℴ𝓋ℯ𝘭.𝑐ℴ𝑚

Saying this, he took the hot instant noodles Fan Xiaofan handed him and began eating heartily.

After Mu Rufeng devoured his dinner, he wiped his mouth and headed straight to a corner of the cafeteria without hesitation.

There, a crowd was gathered, intertwining mysterious figures, more bustling and noisy than in the morning.

When Mu Rufeng appeared at the edge of the crowd, the mysterious figures seemed to have a telepathic understanding and automatically made a path.

Mu Rufeng raised his head slightly, striding forward into the crowd.

Upon reaching the gambling table, Mu Rufeng paused for a moment as he noticed that the familiar faces were replaced by three new and mysterious ones, along with Cigar Deceit.

He couldn’t help but curiously ask, "Eh? Have they changed players? Why are there only four now?"

At this, Cigar Deceit, sitting by the side, took a deep puff from his cigar, blew out a smoke ring slowly, and explained unhurriedly:

"Today is a higher-end game, and without a base of ten thousand, you don’t even have the qualifications to sit at the table, and we are no longer accepting any external bets."

When Cigar Deceit said this, the surrounding mysteriously eager to watch the fun and bet were instantly disappointed.

These mysterious beings thought they could partake in small bets, only to find they couldn’t even make external bets, leaving them disheartened.

For a while, the mysterious ones around whispered and discussed, creating a cacophony of voices.

At that moment, a furious shout suddenly rang out: "Shut up! You have no place here to butt in!"

Everyone turned to see a fierce-looking mysterious figure glaring angrily.

This mysterious figure exuded a strong aura, clearly powerful, likely reaching the fourth-rank Peak level.

The other mysterious ones, although also of the fourth-rank, were nowhere near as dominant in aura compared to this formidable presence.

In a flash, the previously rowdy scene quieted down, and all the mysterious figures fell silent, not daring to utter a word.

Faced with such a formidable existence, no one wanted to invite trouble.

At this moment, Mu Rufeng appeared quite calm, sitting down without hesitation. He focused on the three decks of playing cards on the table and asked with a frown, "Why are there three decks of cards?"

Cigar Deceit smiled slightly and slowly explained, "Today, we’re not playing Three-card brag, but Landlord."

Hearing this, Mu Rufeng frowned slightly and hesitantly asked, "Landlord? But there are only five of us here, and I remember it’s usually played with three."

"Five-player Landlord, haven’t you played it before?" a mysterious figure chimed in.