Survival for all, my island is the last pure land on earth.

There is only one number between 5 and 7: 6. This is the only number Jin Xiaoman can say, and it is also the number bomb in the whole game.

Once she utters those words, death awaits her.

The girl with pigtails could barely contain her excitement. Not only had she won the game, but she had also lived up to God's expectations by successfully eliminating the player with plenty of money. She couldn't even imagine how God would reward her after she left this place.

"5"

"4"

"3"

The girl with pigtails opened her mouth wide: "Stop resisting. Whether you say it or not, you're going to die anyway. Just accept your fate. Consider it as you paving the way for my bright future. It's no big deal."

"2"

"1"

Jin Xiaoman raised her hand: "I request to pause the game. After all, even if we die, we should at least know the truth, shouldn't we?"

The girl with pigtails screamed, "That doesn't make sense! Didn't the game rules say we had to answer within five seconds?"

Jin Xiaoman: "But you just interfered with my choice."

Eris flashed his first honest smile in the room: "I agree, this request is perfectly reasonable."

"Player Waves, please watch your attitude."

Eris bared her sharp fangs, the threat unmistakable.

Waves snorted resentfully and sat back down in their chair.

Eris: "Lots of money, what do you want to know?"

Jin Xiaoman: "I want to know, are the other four people in this room besides me all 'messengers of God'?"

"certainly."

"So all their hints were true, but all my hints were false?"

"certainly."

"The five blank sheets of paper you have aren't five sheets of paper we wrote on, but ones you wrote on yourself?"

Eris's lips curved into a beautiful smile. She closed her eyes, somewhat rapt in ecstasy: "How did you know I switched the papers?"

"Yes, or no?"

"Of course."

Jin Xiaoman: "One last question, are you Eris?"

Upon hearing the question, Eris was struck dumb, frozen in place, blinking as if lost in a memory.

Waves jumped up and down in anger: "Money is plentiful, no matter how many tricks you try, it's useless. The rules of the game are clear: if you don't answer, you die; if you answer, you also die. Everything you're doing now is in vain."

Jin Xiaoman: "Since everything I've done is in vain, what are you afraid of?"

"I, I'm not scared at all."

Jin Xiaoman stood up and walked behind Lang Huaduo: "God can't be too biased, so in this room where everyone except me is a 'messenger of God,' in this game where everyone except me can obtain real clues, there must have been a way out for me to escape from this desperate situation, and you know that way out."

Waves looked flustered, and her breathing became rapid: "I, I don't know what you're talking about."

"It's okay if you don't know, it's good that I do."

At this moment, fear finally showed in Lang Huaduo's eyes. Her limbs were so weak that she wanted to loudly refute Jin Xiaoman, but when she met Jin Xiaoman's teasing gaze, she realized that Jin Xiaoman had not lied to her. She really knew how to break this deadlock.

So all that was left on his lips was a feeble question: "How did you know?"

"That's what it told me."

Jin Xiaoman pointed at Eris.

Wave looked up and saw Eris still lost in her memories, tears streaming down her face. She rushed over and threw herself at Eris, screaming angrily, "Restore the game! Make her say the numbers! Make her die! Kill her! Kill her now!"

Jin Xiaoman stood behind Lang Huaduo, gripping the Shengshi Fanhua in her right hand, and shot Lang Huaduo dead.

The "survival chance" is that when all four other players are dead, the only one still alive automatically wins the game.

Jin Xiaoman slowly walked back to her seat, awaiting Eris's verdict.

For a full hour, Eris remained in the same position. Jin Xiaoman couldn't hold on any longer. After dozens of hours of busy work, coupled with the intense concentration of this game, she also fell asleep.

After an unknown amount of time, Jin Xiaoman heard a noise beside her. She opened her eyes and met Eris's emerald green eyes: "You're awake?"

Eris: "That's what I should be asking you. You guessed it, did you sleep well?"

"good."

Eris pointed at the splashing waves: "You killed them?"

Jin Xiaoman: "You've been killing people, and you even winked at me. Aren't you telling me that killing can save your life?"

Eris smiled and said, "No, I'm just excited because I'm about to kill you."

Jin Xiaoman: "It's a pity that I misunderstood, but now it seems that although the process was wrong, the ending was good."

"My rules don't say that players can kill players."

"But you didn't stipulate that players can't kill players."

Eris: "I'm very unhappy with this result in every way, because you've disrupted my plans."

"Oh~ what was your original plan?"

"The original plan was for them to kill you, and then I would kill them."

"They are 'messengers of God,' aren't you afraid of incurring God's wrath by killing them like this?"

"Hahahaha." Eris seemed to have heard the biggest joke in the world: "I'm already in this terrible state, why would I be afraid of Him? What am I afraid of? Kill me again? He wouldn't dare."

"Alright, enough with the nonsense. Since you ruined my plans, you'll have to pay the price."

Jin Xiaoman: "What price?"

Eris: "You won this game unfairly. I want you to play another game with me. If you win, you will not only receive all the rewards that are beneficial to you in this game, but I will also give you a big surprise. If you lose, you will stay here and be my slave for all eternity."

He pulled a silver revolver from behind his back and tapped it lightly on the table: "This game is called roulette."

Jin Xiaoman recognized this thing; she had seen similar scenes in movies before.

These revolvers typically have six cylinders. Players load a bullet into each cylinder, rotate the cylinder, and then take turns shooting themselves in the head until one of them gives up or dies.

Because the cylinder rotates randomly, theoretically the probability of death for both people is exactly equal.

This is a primitive and barbaric form of "fairness" that excludes factors such as combat power, skills, and home advantage, testing only pure luck and courage.

Moreover, the most terrifying aspect of this game is not death itself, but the agony that both players endure before pulling the trigger each time they gamble with their lives.

Those who gamble with their lives will constantly wonder whether their death will come from this shot or the next. This sense of being unable to control their random fate, and the pressure of watching their opponents narrowly escape death, can greatly destroy a person's normal gaming mentality.

Eris stepped forward, her gaze fixed on Jin Xiaoman with unprecedented pressure: "Who goes first, you or me?"

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