Chapter 1829: Strong Luck
A performance was a performance.
In truth, whether it was Han Dong or Baggins, they had already locked onto each other when they first met during the banquet before the circus performance.
Whether it was their similar identities or the laughter they both possessed, their fates were destined to intertwine.
Though the closing performance appeared to target all the remaining audience members, in their eyes, there was only each other.
Therefore, Han Dong also understood one thing very clearly.
The clown had arranged for Gracie, who possessed "Strong Luck," specifically to target him.
The betting matchups had been finalized.
Baggins was immensely surprised.
He had never expected someone to take the initiative to invite Han Dong into a wager.
Although the final result had not changed and Han Dong had still chosen Young Master... the change in the middle left Baggins somewhat unsettled.
He could have chosen this old man to avoid a dead end, so why deliberately throw his life away? What trump card are you still hiding that makes you confident enough to beat someone with Strong Luck in a purely luck-based gamble?
Even if you really have a trump card, why not save it to deal with me at the end?
I heard the previous clown was a complete madman who acted without any regard for the consequences. It seems you inherited some of that, more or less.
Baggins stopped dwelling on it. Since the outcome was the same, all he needed to do was watch carefully.
There were many ways to gamble.
Dice, poker cards, even the simplest game of rock-paper-scissors.
Han Dong had drawn a poker comparison game. Each person had five chips, and the match would end once one side lost them all.
The rules were simple: the two