industrial lord

Chapter 92 Let's play a game
In the evening, Frederick came to the tavern downstairs. The tavern was very lively, but dragons and snakes were mixed up. Except for the waiters and proprietresses, serious women would not appear here, and neither should children.

He found an empty table, imitating the appearance of an adult, and called the waitress to ask for a glass of wine without water.

As a result, the very young waitress did not move.

At this time, the guest at the next table touched the gluteus maximus of the waiter on his side, which caused a coquettish sound, followed by a burst of laughter.

Frederick looked at the waiter next to him and the waiter on his side. The one next to him had a flower tied to his ear, but the one here did not.

He stretched out his hand suspiciously and said, "Do I have to touch you before you bring me wine?"

The young lady burst out laughing. She could understand some daily Pulan language, and she held back her smile and said, "Sir, it's too early for you to drink. Do you want to drink milk? We have The sweet milk imported by Wesson, it's delicious, and it can make you smarter after drinking it."

At this time, the guest at the next table said obscenely: "Oh, how can Wesson's milk taste better than your milk?"

The waitress immediately turned her head frostily, and said coldly: "My guest, please respect yourself."

The guest was stunned for a moment, a little angry, the waiter he touched just now came over and sat on his lap, whispered something in his ear, and then the two went upstairs.

Frederick was taken aback for a moment, and understood what was going on.

He said to the waiter: "Milk is milk, give me a glass."

Then the waitress smiled and asked him 30 copper coins.

The corner of Frederick's mouth twitched, and he meowed. Manuel's maltose-added bottled milk was actually sold here, and the boss dared to increase the price by 6 times.

He drank a few sips of milk, looked around curiously, and found that someone was using the admission ticket as a bargaining chip.

The rules of this man are very simple, you have to win him 10 kreutz first and then win again to get the ticket.

When Frederick was thinking about how to get close to the man who was sitting in the manor, a businessman who sold gadgets came over and sold rough wooden dragonflies to Frederick.

Frederick chatted with him in Pulan, but fortunately, this businessman could speak Pulan from all his travels.

This rough wooden dragonfly cost less than a glass of milk. Frederick bought it, and then curiously asked the person who was betting on the ticket if he was playing a game.

Two minutes later, another person left helplessly after losing a lot of money, and Frederick sat on the vacated chair with a curious expression on his face.

The man who sits in the manor is a middle-aged man with a round beard, a strong and strong figure, and looks very difficult to mess with.

"Let's play." The dealer waved Frederick away like a fly.

The businessman recognized the dealer, and he took money from Frederick himself as an interpreter, and said, "Oh, this little gentleman wants to play with you, so you can play a few games with him."

The dealer gave him a supercilious look, and said angrily, "Asshole, you can coax him when he cries."

A wretched expression appeared on the face of the businessman, and he whispered into the dealer's ear, "This child came with his mother and a little girl bodyguard, and he lives upstairs. If he cries, send him upstairs. "

The dealer glared at the businessman fiercely, and said angrily in a low voice, "[Ansbach swears]! If you didn't owe me money, I would slap you to death right now!"

"Is it easy to provoke those who dare to travel far by themselves these days?"

The businessman said aggrievedly: "Oh, I didn't ask you to force it. Don't you have a few tickets? You don't need money to buy them."

A kind smile gradually appeared on the face of the dealer, and he looked at Frederick carefully, thinking that his son would be so handsome and his mother would not be bad, and the rings on his hand looked quite valuable, so they should be from other places. The businessman won't lose no matter what, so he immediately asked, "What's the name of this gentleman?"

After the businessman translated, Frederick replied: "My name is Charles."

He heard the conversation between the two just now, but he didn't care.

The dealer asked again: "Did you come here by yourself?"

Frederick replied obediently: "No, I came with my mother and sister."

When the dealer heard that there was no one else, the smile on his face became wider. He pushed the dice and poker into the middle of the table and asked, "What do you want to play?"

He has dice and poker here, and the dice are processed. When playing poker, someone will look at the cards behind and then hint, which is designed to trick outsiders.

Frederick pointed to the pile of silver coins on the table and said: "Let's play coin picking. You grab a handful of coins and put them on the table. You and I take turns taking the coins to the side. You can take one to three coins at a time. If you get the last one, you lose, and the loser will get a silver coin, what do you think?"

The dealer's face obviously twitched, but he thought to himself, this kind of children's game is so simple, there is no reason for him to lose.

Frederick took out 6 silver coins from his pocket and placed them in front of him. Among them were two Kreuz silver coins, and the others were silver coins from the Caledonian region, which were obtained from the Principality of Mainz.

After putting the coins away, he rolled up his sleeves and said, "Let's get started."

The banker also followed his example by rolling up his sleeves, grabbing a handful of silver coins and laying them in the middle of the table, then said, "You take it first."

Frederick counted the silver coins on the table, there were 19, and put two aside.

The dealer wanted to end it quickly, so he put 3 silver coins aside, leaving 14 silver coins on the table.

Frederick pretended to be thinking for a long time, and removed one silver coin, leaving 1.

The dealer thought for a while, and took away two coins, leaving 11 coins.

Then Frederick also removed two, leaving nine.

The dealer took away 3 more coins, leaving 6 coins.

Then Frederick removed 1, leaving 5.

At this time, the dealer's outstretched hand stopped in mid-air, and suddenly realized that no matter how many coins he took away, he would lose.

In the end, he removed three coins all at once, and Frederick removed one, leaving one silver coin alone in the middle of the table.

The dealer was a veteran of the casino, and he smiled and pushed a silver coin in front of Frederick, then returned all the silver coins, grabbed another handful and put them on the table.

At this moment, someone knocked on the door of Frederick's room.

Psyche opened the door, and saw a waiter girl in the corridor, asking in a life-harmonic voice from the next room: "What's the matter?"

The waitress who sold milk to Frederick just now said anxiously: "Dear madam, your son is gambling with someone downstairs."

Psyche's expression didn't change, he just asked, "Who are you betting with?"

The waitress was a little nervous, and whispered, "It's the second leader of the Scorpion Gang in the city."

Psyche let out an "oh" and said before closing the door: "It's okay, he came back after losing all his money."

The waitress was stunned for a moment, and knocked on the door again.

"What's the matter?" Psyche asked, opening the door.

The waitress said anxiously: "Ma'am, that Scorpion Gang is not a good person. They will cheat you out of all your money by gambling, owe you a lot of money, and force you to pay back the money with a knife!"

A smile appeared on Psyche's face, and he asked, "What's your name? How old are you?"

The waitress was stunned for a moment, and replied, "My name is Lena, and I am 15 years old."

"Lena from Ansbach." Psyche nodded, "I remember you, good people will be rewarded."

After speaking, she closed the door.

Lina was stunned for a moment, and stood there for a long time, then turned her head to look at the room next to where a certain sound was coming from, finally sighed deeply, turned and went downstairs.

When she went back downstairs, she found that the place became very lively, many people gathered around the table where the scorpion gambled for the second boss.

Amidst the booing, Erdangjia let out a roar and thumped the table bitterly.

Frederick took the silver coins he had won back with a bright smile on his face.

(End of this chapter)