Even though her breathing had grown heavier with anger, Fengtang did not storm off. She quickly adjusted her emotions and expression, lowered her gaze quietly, and waited for the game to begin.
She understood one thing all too well: when dealing with someone as arrogant and self-important as the captain, ignoring him was the best counterattack.
Although they had recognized who was controlling the game, the players who knew his identity tacitly played dumb.
The round table was not large. Any slightly exaggerated movement between players could make them touch one another.
"Then, the game begins."
The captain seemed to be in a very good mood. After saying this cheerfully, he "pulled apart" his hands over the tabletop, and a pure white God card appeared at the center of the round table, face-down, silver demonic runes flowing across its back.
He flipped over the first card: "They once proposed marriage to a god."
Upon seeing that sentence, the four players around the table looked up at the other three in shock.
Who? Who was that insane?
Yet they discovered that the other three wore the exact same shocked expressions.
Que Que sighed. "...Your acting is really good."
Shark Leng looked around but could not spot a single flaw on anyone's face.
Only Fengtang swept her gaze back and forth a few times before stopping on Zai Jiu Xunge's face. "Something that outrageous was your doing, wasn't it?"
Yu Xunge frowned unhappily. What was that supposed to mean?
It was only then that she belatedly remembered that she really might have done that...
When she had been experimenting with the Ignorant Game in Building Blocks and Me, she had said something as absurd as "Let's get married" to a certain Fat Duck.
But she maintained the shock on her face perfectly.