Why vote?

The magician was furious and questioned Jiang Liu, Evelyn, and the others.

"It has nothing to do with them, it was my vote."

O'Reilly admitted, gritting her teeth, "And I never intended to break the trust between us at the last minute; it's just that some people have to be eliminated."

That bald guy deliberately lied about my and Larina's passwords during the first test!

This is the truth.

No one can refute that.

“So, that guy has to die! I don’t trust him, or this magician!” O’Reilly turned her gaze to the magician again.

The latter's expression changed, veins bulged on his forehead, he bent his knees and leaped, using his hand as a claw to grab at O'Leary's throat.

Snapped!

But Jiang Liu grabbed his wrist and flung him away.

"Are you going to protect her?" The magician squatted on the ground, feeling the trembling of his wrists, and questioned Jiang Liu with alarm.

"I just want more people to live. And you know very well that if you want to save one side through killing, with my strength, you have no chance."

Jiang Liu calmly stated a fact.

At this moment, the one-eyed old man stepped forward and said, "I also had a part in killing the alchemists. It was I who discussed it with her, and we decided to kill the alchemists together. They were too dangerous."

“Actually, I think it would be good if they died,” the red-eyed man chimed in.

"I think so too."

Next up was the red-nosed man.

The thug also said, "That's right, they're too dangerous!"

The one-eyed old man, the red-nosed man, the red-eyed man, and the hooligan youth had all been threatened by the alchemist and magician into handing over their bib numbers, fearing they would be voted on. However, upon discovering that the Shu Kingdom region truly was a "saint" who wouldn't vote for them and would instead cooperate to complete the task, the two men forcefully snatched the bib numbers back from the four of them.

What are they?

Mobile storage lockers for race bibs?

"You four sons of bitches, do you think you can kill me?"

The magician's eyes were hostile, but with Jiang Liu present, he couldn't kill anyone, so he could only say menacingly, "Aren't you afraid I'll give you all the numbers later?"

However, the four of them remained silent, standing guard in front of Olivia.

The latter was about to turn around when Jiang Liu stopped her, saying, "Olilly, you know very well that the real people who caused this trouble are Robin and the forces behind him."

The implication is:

Figure out who the real enemy is and win over all those who can cooperate.

O'Leary understood, but still said, "I understand what you mean, but I don't believe him."

"If you really do that, there's a two-thirds chance you'll die. Don't gamble with your own life and other people's lives," Jiang Liu warned.

"If you want to kill me afterwards, feel free." Aurelie, however, felt she had figured out Jiang Liu's character and thought he was a powerful but kind-hearted man. She smiled slightly, turned around, and ran into the Shu Kingdom area.

Lu Jin had just raised his hand to release a magnetic field when Jiang Liu stopped him.

"You're going to let her kill me through a vote, and then you'll kill her?" the magician snapped. "How hypocritical!"

"Oh? Are you sure you want to tear away this facade?"

Jiang Liu countered, "Then I wouldn't mind killing you before she votes, after all, your behavior of singing along with that alchemist in the first round... really disgusted me!"

In an instant, the magician felt the murderous aura surging around Jiang Liu, almost solidified, extremely pure, and this murderous aura alone made every cell in his body tremble, as if any movement would result in his head being separated from his body in the next moment.

hypocritical?

sincere?

Aside from those who knew Jiang Liu, everyone else felt the oppressive atmosphere and, for a moment, had no idea what kind of person Jiang Liu really was.

"Humph!"

The magician reflected, "It was indeed my fault for causing trouble with the alchemist in the first match, but if O'Reilly killed me, would you kill her?"

"What if she hadn't voted you to death?" Jiang Liu countered. "The dead alchemist had three votes, and you had one. The numbers were 14-15-16-17. The one-eyed old man and the others initially knew the numbers you held, but after they took the numbers back from you and redistributed them, I don't think you would care about the order of the numbers."

但有一件事能够确定,那就是5-15的号码一定在炼金术士手中,而你所持有的号码是5-14,5-16,5-17。

There is only a one-in-three chance that O'Leary will choose you.

You can only vote twice a night. As long as you get through tonight, your life will be well-protected until the game ends.

one third.

This is why the magician was able to remain rational; otherwise, even if Jiang Liu had stopped him, he would have killed the one-eyed old man and the other three first!

Because he has a chance to live!

And he won't go back to the room!

If his number is unfortunately matched, then all that's left is to kill the Cheshire Cat who comes to deal with him and the rest of the crew!

Although there are no explicit rules, magicians have some guesses:

If I can kill the Cheshire Cat under the worst circumstances and prove my worth, I might be able to replace the Cheshire Cat and officially become a member of the G-Society!

[Received one vote on May 17th!]

As the announcement came over the loudspeaker, the magician's tense expression relaxed, and he chuckled, "Looks like she made the wrong choice!"

The one-eyed old man, the hooligan youth, the red-nosed man, and the red-eyed man exchanged glances and all sighed.

But after the vote ended, another explosion rang out, and scorching flames erupted from Olilly's room in the Shu Kingdom district. The rolling heat wave swept over the faces of everyone present, whether calm, astonished, or terrified.

"It was O'Leary who died!?"

The one-eyed old man's legs trembled.

In fact, when he spoke with O'Leary in private, he also wanted to get the bib number from O'Leary and give it to the red-nosed man or the thug to vote—these two were undercover agents who could vote for their own people.

But to everyone's surprise, O'Leary actually shot herself to death!

Is she an undercover agent?

That's not right either!

Even if the tickets for May 17th aren't in the Magician's hands, they won't be in O'Leary's!

# Chapter 718 The Three Kingdoms (Thirteen) - Completed

"Why...why did her room explode?"

Once the firelight had completely disappeared, the magician realized what had happened and questioned Evelyn, "You did this?"

"what?"

Evelyn, finally snapping out of her daze, retorted, "Why would you think it was me? Could I control the bomb in her room to explode?"

"No need to guess, O'Leary has killed herself."

Jiang Liu sighed and then said, "As the ancients said, it's hard to persuade a damned ghost with kind words."

I warned her not to gamble with her own life or the lives of others.

pity--

Do not listen.

Then they can only suffer the consequences.

Why would Evelyn kill herself?

the reason is simple.

If the number holder dies and no one claims the number, it will be inherited by the person who voted to kill him.

Furthermore, since Olivia herself was a spy for the Wu Kingdom, she could defect to her own side, which is why she voted and killed herself.

"There's a two-thirds chance they'll die..."

The magician repeated the sentence, his eyes filled with fear as he looked at Jiang Liu, "You knew about this rule all along?"

"I don't know, but I have a guess. After all, the Cheshire Cat said that there are hidden rules in this game waiting for us to discover."

Jiang Liu stared at the magician. "This is a test, but it's also a test of humanity. I have a feeling that since only one of us died in the first round, they must have changed the second round of the test for our team number five. They've set up three factions, each with an undercover agent, etc. Ultimately, it's all to make us kill each other."

So, if they want to see infighting, how would they allocate the numbers?

The death of Yellowbeard made us realize that voting is based solely on numbers. If we destroyed all the numbers, or handed them all over to one person, would they be happy to see that?

Although these two possibilities are extremely slim, they are not impossible, and those guys definitely don't want to see us pass the game through the first option.

Therefore, if either of the two possibilities I mentioned occurs, the number will most likely be randomly assigned to us, and at that time we will not know what number we have.

The same reason.

If the deceased's number is not picked up, it belongs to the killer.

If multiple people vote together, the vote number will most likely be randomly assigned; if only one person votes, the vote number will automatically belong to that person.

"The alchemist held three numbers; he's dead. Aulily won't roll 5-15, but will randomly choose one from 5-16, 5-17, or 5-14..."

The one-eyed old man muttered in panic, "So, if O'Leary holds a second vote, the probability of her dying is two-thirds! No wonder you said she's playing with her own life!"

After everyone fully understood the situation, their hearts sank.

“Olive is a person who can judge the situation, of course, everyone here is the same, except that she is the type to hold a grudge.”

Jiang Liu commented, "Everyone can understand that she hates alchemists and magicians, but she's too impatient."

If it were me, I would at least pass all three tests before trying to trick the alchemist and magician.

After all, I know who is truly responsible for putting us in this situation.

As for O'Reilly's death...

Well, as I've mentioned before, if we calm down and think things through, and understand the true intentions of those wealthy individuals, we can roughly guess the meaning of 'two-thirds'.

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