Everyone felt anxiety, but for some people, it was especially intense and frequent from birth... Mr. Vali knew he was one of those people... a vampire.
He did not want to be that way, but he had no choice... He could only conceal this innate awakening with an unhurried air.
Simply put, he looked as steady as an old dog on the outside, while panicking like a—(beep!)—on the inside.
Facing an opponent who was just as steady as an old dog, Mr. Vali quickly recovered from his surprise and returned to the mysterious bearing of the Castle Master.
"Many years ago, there was another lucky Servant who obtained this same set of equipment. It surprised me for a very long time." Mr. Vali stood with his hands behind his back. "And today, this surprise has appeared once again. I am truly delighted."
"I heard about that from Miss Tina." Boss Luo said casually, "It seems he was a gentleman called Bohemia."
"Tina?" Mr. Vali asked curiously. "Oh? It seems my servant also took part in this game... Then, besides Tina, who else is there? I imagine my butler must be there too. He is always in the castle."
Boss Luo said indifferently, "It seems Mr. Vali here has no way to receive information from outside in real time... I am curious, is Mr. Vali here also a Servant?"
"Of course." Mr. Vali smiled mysteriously. "Other than being a Servant, there is no other identity that could enter the Chessboard from outside... Do you think what I just said is the truth, or a lie?"
Steady. If I keep being mysterious like this, I will definitely be fine.
"Then I will assume that only Servants can enter." Boss Luo nodded. "Since Mr. Vali here is also a Servant, let us fight."