"So impressive. Does that mean you've already got victory in the bag?" Yukiko Kudo exclaimed.
"Not quite, but the situation isn't that critical. The one we should be worried about now is you," Yusaku Kudo said with some concern.
"Me?" Yukiko said. Then her face fell, and she began to panic.
"...Yusaku, what do we do now? I only have three cards left... My position is extremely unfavorable now... And how did Alice know what cards I had? Does she have some kind of supernatural ability?"
Yusaku Kudo slowly shook his head. After thinking for a moment, he said, "I'll explain how Alice guessed your cards later. First, I need to explain our strategy from here on out. This time, you must cooperate obediently and listen to me."
"Okay!" Yukiko shrank back, remembering how Yusaku Kudo had previously told her not to trust anyone and wait for him to return. She had not listened, which was why things had ended up this way.
"Alright. What strategy? Defense?"
"No. Offense."
Yusaku Kudo said it without hesitation.
"Offense? But... but..." Yukiko found it difficult to understand. "How could we possibly attack? I only have three cards left."
"Having fewer cards doesn't necessarily mean you're at a disadvantage. Likewise, having more cards doesn't always mean you hold an overwhelming advantage.
"There was another reason I stole the Big and Little Jokers: to ensure that we stood on truly invincible ground."
Yukiko blinked. "What do you mean?"
"It's simple, Yukiko. If you held the Big and Little Jokers, would you attack anyone else?"
"Of course. I'd have the Big and Little Jokers, which could never be guessed... Hmm? No, I wouldn't attack. Because if I guessed wrong, the other person could randomly choose one of my cards to tear up. And they might tear