Modern Girl · Flower Shop Girl, Moon 7. When this card was drawn, if the total number of cards in hand was no more than two, then if the opponent held a king or Queen this round, the king and Queen became invalid and were treated as 0 points.
This card was a special card from a new deck released last year. Shade had only heard Baron Lavend mention it and had never expected to see one himself. In recent years, the printing industry driven by the Steam Industry had made Rhodes Cards increasingly exquisite and beautiful. The illustration on Modern Girl · Flower Shop Girl, depicting a girl in an apron watering potted plants in a flower shop with a watering can, was very much to Shade's taste:
"But this card's luck is built upon my opponent's luck. Unfortunately, I'm not that lucky."
Shade said modestly, then asked in confusion:
"Since this card can't take effect for the moment, there was actually no need for you to flip over your hole card. Now I know what your hidden card is."
"What difference is there between drawing a special card and not revealing it, and not drawing one at all?"
The middle-aged man asked with his chin raised. Shade froze for a moment without replying, then drew his second card alongside Mr. Walker.
Mr. Walker drew Sun 9, bringing his hand to 16 points. Shade, meanwhile, still drew a Flower card worth 2 points, bringing his hand to 15.
"I'll continue."
"So will I."
Mr. Walker drew Sun 4, reaching a total of 20 and smiling at the result. Shade drew Moon 5, also reaching 20, and narrowed his eyes.
"What do you think, Mr. Hamilton? Will you continue?"
Mr. Walker asked. He did not know Shade's hole card and