An invincible journey starting from a different race

"Shut up, bitch! How dare you slander me? I'll stab you to death!"

Gan Qiu roared his battle cry once again, and didn't pay attention to what the sneeze was all about.

……

"Anyway, we won this time." Stank pointed at Lily, looking quite smug. "You can't afford to lose, can you?"

"How, how is that possible!" Lily certainly wouldn't admit she couldn't afford to lose. She shook her fist angrily and said, "Aren't you guys a little too arrogant? We've beaten you so many times, and you only won this one round. What, do you think it's over?"

Seeing that Lily was getting a little carried away, the elf dealer beside her coughed twice, then lowered her voice and said, "Hey, hey, hey, Lily, what are you doing? Don't be so angry. Don't forget that playing cards is just our side job. Our main job is nightmares! We became dealers to become better nightmares, not to become nightmares in order to become better dealers."

"That kind of thing doesn't matter anymore!" Lily was completely overwhelmed. "No matter what, we haven't lost yet! Come on, let's fight again. We still have the advantage now!"

Aesop kindly reminded him, "That's not necessarily true. We haven't calculated the stakes yet. To be honest, this one is quite a big one."

It's really big.

According to the rules of the Adventure card, if a weak Goblin counterattacks and kills the Nightmare Overlord, the bonus is directly multiplied tenfold. If the Silver Party is played, it will also be multiplied tenfold. In addition, Lily and the Elf Dealer also used various combos to make Stank and Jer lose even more miserably, such as Flying with Both Wings, so it rolled all the way down...

"Ah." After Aesop finished his calculation, he looked up at Lily and said seriously, "The only one left with his underwear is you."

Lily was stunned for a moment.

Just the underwear is all that's left?!

She first lowered her head and glanced at her dealer uniform, then raised her head again and found that the chips they had won in the past forty minutes at the table, including Stank and Jer's clothes, had been returned.

Stank and Jer immediately put on their clothes and became "well-dressed" card players again, but they would soon be left with only their underwear.

"No, I don't accept it!" Lily gritted her teeth, then passed by Stank and Jer and pointed directly at Aesop, "I want to have one last fight with you!"

The elf dealer looked at Lily in shock: "Hey, hey, hey, Lily, we've already lost. The foreplay is over, let's get down to business."

"This is the real deal!" Lily's eyes were filled with tears. "If you lose, you'll become their plaything. Don't you want that?"

"Of course I do," the elven dealer replied, "because I am an incubus."

"Oh, it seems so... but I just don't want to!" Lily said through gritted teeth, "Even if I have to become a plaything, they should be my plaything, and I absolutely cannot be their plaything! The offensive and defensive forces must be clearly distinguished! I just want to make one last bet with you, and the bet is..."

Lily pointed at the elf dealer's clothes.

"Her pants!"

Elf dealer: “???”

Facing the emotional Lily, Aesop said, "Then you have to think carefully. If you get another bet as big as the one just now, you will lose more than just a pair of pants."

Lily's expression froze instantly.

I almost forgot about this.

She had almost no chips left except her panties. If she continued to fight, she would have to put something else at stake.

Just like what happened with Stank and Jer before, it was only after they bet on a bullfighting dance that she and the elf dealer allowed Aesop to join in.

But... she doesn't have a cow.

How do I press this?

...Well, she could certainly have put in something more shameful. After all, she was a nightmare, and shame didn't exist for a nightmare. But at this moment, her inner competitive spirit had been aroused, and she didn't want to lose at all.

However, after seeing Aesop's performance just now, Lily didn't have much confidence in her ability to defeat Aesop.

If she loses the bet again, her life will be ruined.

At this moment, Lily's heart was filled with despair.

Why, why did this guy dare to risk everything when he had nothing, but why didn't I dare to do the same?

Could it be that this guy is braver and more decisive than me?

This kind of thing... Lily really doesn't want to admit it.

But at this moment, a cold female voice sounded: "Let me do it."

Lily and the elf dealer were slightly stunned, and then their expressions turned into ecstasy.

Everyone turned their heads and looked towards the source of the sound—a human dealer with a stunning appearance and a well-proportioned figure.

Even people like Stank and Jer, who have been around the world and seen countless women, were a little distracted by the other party's temperament.

"Oh, big sister!" Lily immediately jumped up from her chair. "You're finally here!"

Big sister?

Stank and Jer remembered that Lily had mentioned to them before that there was an ace dealer in this casino who was above the senior dealers and had never lost a game.

Could this be the one?

The woman slowly walked in front of the crowd, and she scanned everyone present with her pair of blue eyes. Stank and Jer immediately felt a chill in their hearts, because the woman's eyes were as sharp as knives. The moment their eyes met hers, they felt ashamed that they were not wearing any clothes and that she had seen through everything.

Damn it, they weren't so ashamed even when they were only left with their underwear just now.

The only person present who was not frightened by the woman's gaze was Aesop.

But for some reason, Aesop felt that the woman had a familiar feeling, but he couldn't tell what it was.

The woman's gaze also stayed on Aesop for quite a long time, but she didn't say anything. Instead, she took Lily's place and sat down.

"Let me take charge of the next bet." The woman said lightly.

Logically, Stank and Jer would not refuse to let a woman with such temperament enter.

But also because the woman's aura was so strong, there was a mysterious feeling that they were doomed to lose as soon as she appeared.

This is how to do ah?

Stank and Jer looked at Aesop. Aesop thought for a moment and said, "When I entered, they made a request. If you enter, then..."

"Just ask for anything." The woman waved her hand, looking nonchalant.

Jer narrowed his eyes slightly: "You seem very confident."

"Whether you have confidence or not, that's fine." The woman said calmly, "Anyway, if we lose, it's theirs. It has nothing to do with me."

Stank, Jer, and Lily: "......?"

304 Luo Weiya

Anyway, the loss is theirs, it has nothing to do with me...

Why does this sentence sound so familiar?

It's like someone said something similar not long ago.

Everyone thinking this couldn't help but cast their gazes towards Aesop who was standing beside them. Seeing that everyone was looking at him, Aesop also turned his body to the side and looked behind him.

"I'm talking about you! Stop being so clueless!"

At this time, the woman spoke again: "My name is Luo Weiya, and I'm the ace dealer of this shop... Well, to be precise, I'm not the ace dealer here. I was just invited here to show off the place. So, do you want to play a game with me?"

Are you just here to keep the peace?

Aesop didn't quite understand what this meant, but he noticed that Lily and the elf dealer looked unnatural after hearing what Luo Weiya said.

"I see." Having traveled extensively for over two hundred years, Jer had a wide range of experience. He understood what Luo Weiya meant and nodded slightly before explaining to Stank and Aesop, "Generally speaking, in order to attract customers, newly opened casinos will invite one or two extremely skilled gamblers to stay for a few days to keep the place under control. This is to deter those with bad intentions, such as those who cheat..."

Speaking of this, Jer felt a little strange again and couldn't help but complain.

"That's not right. I don't think this is a professional casino. Isn't this a nightmare shop? Is it necessary to be so meticulous?"

"What's wrong?" Lily puffed out her chest in dissatisfaction and said, "We aspire to be the best card players in the Dream Demon Shop, the best at playing cards, and the most proficient at being professional. Isn't that okay?"

"...This is totally unnecessary."

"Who said it's unnecessary?" Lily immediately started spitting. "Wow, you have no idea how competitive the Succubus business has become since peacetime. In the past, purebred Succubus were rare. Anyone with a hint of Succubus bloodline could call themselves a purebred Succubus, but now? Purebred Succubus are everywhere, and there are even Succubus Towers opening up. The quality is simply unmatched! If they want to go the approachable route, there are more low-level Succubus, and they can't even compete with them on price! Really, after the looks, then the figure, then the price, when those are all exhausted, isn't the only thing left to compete with is creativity?"

Jer's question just now was like opening the sluice valve that had been closed for a long time for Lily, causing her resentment to burst out like water from a floodgate.

"This used to be a booming industry. Nightmares could make money just by lying down. But now it's no longer the same. It's a completely sunset industry. Lying down isn't enough; they have to do this and that. If I hadn't been so desperate to outsmart those guys out there, would I have moved this store here? Seriously, every business is so difficult."

Everyone was a little confused by Lily's outburst, and immediately stared at her blankly. Then Stank asked, "Are you the owner of this store?"

"Huh? No?"

"...Then why are you talking so much nonsense?"

Lily was slightly stunned: "Ah? Yes, this is none of my business."

Then there was another "Hi".

"I can't help it. It's because I like thinking so much."

Everyone was speechless, not knowing whether Lily was too smart or too stupid.

Alas, she has digressed from the topic.

"So will these people who are invited be very powerful?" Aesop asked.

"Hmm... it's impossible for them not to be amazing." Jer was also observing Luo Weiya across the table and said, "After all, this is their foundation. Think about how casinos are a mixed bag of people. To be able to control the situation in a place like this, it's possible that they don't have some skills, and it's very likely that they have great skills. You have to be careful."

Aesop hummed, and said seriously, "It's really big."

"Right...huh? Wait, what are you talking about, big asshole!"

"I'm talking about her abilities."

"Ah...that's really big."

After this exchange, Luo Weiya felt that the cool personality she had just built up was rapidly declining, so she coughed lightly twice, attracting everyone's attention, and reiterated: "How about it? Do you want to play a game with me?"

Aesop shook his head: "No."

"Oh?" Luo Weiya raised her eyebrows and said in a provocative tone, "Are you afraid of me? That's not necessary. I've seen your previous poker games. You're very capable. Maybe you can really beat me."

"I'm not interested in whether I win or lose," Aesop said honestly. "Actually, I'm not interested in playing cards either. I find it boring. I only helped them play so I could move on to the next stage quickly... So can we move on to the next stage now?"

Uh...what a simple person.

But facing such a person, Luo Weiya is not without a solution.

She raised her chin slightly and said to Aesop, "In that case, how about we leave the table as well?"

"us?"

"Yes." Luo Weiya propped her chin up with her hand, narrowed her eyes slightly, and looked at Aesop seductively. "Right now, there's no stakes for you and me on the poker table. In that case, how about we add ourselves in as well?"

Aesop answered without hesitation: "Okay."

"Uh, you're not afraid of me at all?"

"No." Aesop shook his head, and then said, "It's just that I think active and passive don't matter."

"...You're too sincere," Luo Weiya said, "but you misunderstood. I'm not a nightmare, so if you lose to me, I won't do nightmare things with you."

"Is that so?"

"Yes."

"Oh, then I won't gamble anymore." Aesop threw the cards in his hand, turned to look at Lily and the elf dealer, and asked, "When can we start the next round?"

Luo Weiya: “…”

This guy is so annoying. Is it possible to communicate with him?

Forget it. The more this kind of person he is, the more you can't play dumb with him, so Luo Weiya directly stretched out her hand, pointed at Aesop, and said very straightforwardly: "What I mean by going to the card table is that if you beat me, I will let you hehehe. But on the contrary, if you lose..."

"I'll let you hehehe?"

"Hey you..."

Luo Weiya was so angry that she almost cursed, but fortunately she kept reminding herself in her heart: I am the best card player and an excellent witch who graduated from Deya Magic Academy. I must have temperament, I must have temperament, and I must not disfigure myself in a place like this.

"If I lose, you can do whatever you want to me." Luo Weiya said, "If you lose, then I can do whatever I want to you. It means we can become each other's playthings. How I want to play with you is my own business."

As she spoke, Luo Weiya crossed her arms and looked at Aesop provocatively.

"How about it? Want to try it?" Luo Weiya said, "Actually, I've said this in every casino and every nightmare shop. As long as you beat me, you can do whatever you want to me... It's a pity that in all these years, no one has been able to do it."

Seeing Luovia's look, Stank and Jel wanted to take up their weapons and mount their horses, but now they also knew their own strength very well. If they couldn't even handle Lily and the elf dealer, how could they possibly beat this guy with even better gambling skills?

They had just lost everything except their underpants. If they continued to lose, something even more horrifying than the bullfighting dance might happen. So they decisively shut up, just to see how Aesop would respond.

After careful consideration, Aesop found that he really couldn't take his eyes off Luo Weiya's vast heart, so he nodded and said, "Then let's give it a try."

Luo Weiya raised the corner of her mouth slightly: "Very good."