But Lani did not care at all. Her expression remained perfectly calm, as if to say that nothing could stop her from winning.
Rin could not help shaking her head. It seemed this round could only end this way.
"Call above, self-draw below—self-draw," Shirou muttered, discarding Nine Stripes and pushing over his entire hand.
"It could only be a self-draw. Thirteen Orphans."
Chapter 49: BBchannel
The third round ended.
"It could only be a self-draw."
The seventeenth round ended.
"It could only be a self-draw."
"Sorry, another self-draw."
"Oh dear, I won again."
"Fine, Pure Hand is acceptable too."
"Flower on the Concealed Hand is barely passable."
Of the two hundred rounds, only two remained. Lani felt as though she were on the verge of a nervous breakdown. Several times during the match, she had suspected that this Servant had used his skilled projection techniques to "draw" the tiles he wanted. Yet even after connecting to BB, the conclusion was that Archer was absolutely not suspected of cheating.
Up to this point, she had won only ninety-six hands. Rin had won five, and Archer had won ninety-seven. Hakuno had suffered the most. After playing two hundred rounds miserably, she had been so unlucky that she had not won a single hand.
"Archer, do I really have no talent for mahjong?" Hakuno was beginning to doubt her entire life.
"Of course not," Shirou comforted her. "You were just unlucky."
Then he secretly added in his heart, Luck is the greatest talent in mahjong. But he would never say something so suicidal out loud.
"It could only be a self-draw."
Rin let out a relieved breath. "Oh, looks like Lani lost again this time."
But something seemed off about that voice. Had Lani said it?
Lani also realized that she had completely