Chapter 136: Traps in the Life-or-Death Game
"What trick did you fall for?" Xu Huo countered. "Did I tell a single lie?"
Everything he'd told Brother Feng and the others could be traced back to clues.
First, in the Life-or-Death Game, those who weren't afraid to die had a better chance of surviving.
Second, the distinction between the black and white pointers really was a trap. Only the white pointer could possibly offer a chance at survival.
Third, you could leave the Life-or-Death Game unharmed without spinning the pointer.
He had successfully tested the last point, which meant that the more indifferent someone was to life and death, the harder it was for the roulette wheel to tempt them.
He had once seen transparent chains inside the roulette wheel. And the people he'd previously seen enter the Life-or-Death Game grew more frantic as the countdown neared its end. Perhaps the more afraid they were, the worse their hallucinations became, eventually luring them into moving the pointer in a desperate gamble for survival.
But once they saw through this, the hallucinations would naturally disappear.
The black and white pointers were a double trap.
When the white pointer appeared, there really was a chance to get an opportunity to survive. But not every white space represented such an opportunity. It was hard to say whether even a third of the roulette wheel's white spaces offered a way out alive.
There was no need to determine whether the black and white pointers were accurate, or whether a white space meant a chance to survive. The real way to beat this game wasn't to get two chances to survive, but to leave the pointer untouched.
As long as you overcame your fear, it wasn't difficult to do.
That old gentleman was an ordinary person,