The King's Game was exactly what its name suggested: the king's commands were absolute, and the participants could not disobey... But when the king called out a number, they would not know who held that number... It was a completely random game.
But the specific rules depended on the number of participants and the rules established at the time.
Leaving aside the Golden Dragon, who had been knocked unconscious again by the True Dragon of Shenzhou, and Teresa, who had lost too much blood, there were only five participants in the living room at most.
The master and servant pair from the club, the True Dragon of Shenzhou, the Little Butterfly Demon... and the young Mina.
Everyone had an equal chance of becoming king, with each person having a twenty-percent possibility. The rule was that the king could randomly select one or two number-holders to carry out a command.
Although it was impossible to determine who held which numbers... if the king chose two executors, then among the four remaining participants, there seemed to be a fifty-percent chance of targeting a specific person to carry out the command.
The True Dragon of Shenzhou was not very good at mathematics, but after the Little Butterfly Demon's simple follow-up analysis, she saw more of the intricacies and summed up the essence of the game—if you had good luck, that was all that mattered!
"Noble Master, we need to establish some rules before the game starts... This game is slightly different from an ordinary King's Game."
At this moment, Mina selected the four suits' A, 2, 3, 4, and 5 from the playing cards Maid Miss had found, along with a single King of Spades—a total of twenty-one cards—which she shuffled casually in her hands.
"Miss Mina, please go on." Boss Luo nodded