Or rather, had they already planned to make use of this change—or even control it?
The hourglass before Xie Antong had begun pouring sand rapidly downward. Even gritting her teeth, she simply could not stop her thoughts from becoming chaotic and complicated...
"Wasn't this game a little too childish...?"
Her expression darkened slightly as she spoke. The Arbiter remained impassive and said calmly:
"There is no issue with the rules of the game. Both sides, please continue."
"A reminder: the hand swap lasts for only one round. They will be swapped back in the next round."
With that, they turned and left without a shred of responsibility.
The Black Box would soon open, and that guy would be released. It would be better to stay away from the gambling table and keep a lower profile...
Joy shook their head helplessly and continued:
It seemed you weren't prepared, little girl...
I've told you many times: you're too rigid. Sometimes, you're simply no fun at all. Did you think that was merely your trait? No, it was a weakness!
Even that guy Knowledge died! Yet you're still clinging to that nonsense about omniscience being omnipotence?!
Did you think this special circumstance merely meant both sides lost some chips and then got to chat with their teammates? If it were that simple, what would be so "special" about it?
Games in reality could sometimes be this childish. Who exactly were you trying to reason with...?
"Oh? Really? Then when Knowledge died last time, who was it that wailed about how unreasonable it was?"
With a whoosh, the Black Box beside them vanished. Before the black curtain had even fully withdrawn, a sarcastic voice had already drifted out.
There was no mistaking that voice, hated by the gods—it was Sin.
Before he had even