"No!" Sogo Doma answered instinctively before he even had time to think. Then, seeming to realize something, he scratched his cheek. "Idiot Little Sister, was there really any need to ask that? Even the old man couldn't separate us. If Umaru hadn't wanted to separate from her big brother..."
"I see! Big Brother, the company really did collapse..." Umaru Doma nodded, then pointed at the game on the TV screen. "Sure enough, even a company boss can't avoid the risk of bankruptcy!"
"W-Wait, why was the company thriving in your hands, but when it got to me, it faced bankruptcy and even had to sell off islands to cover the deficit? What kind of game is this!?"
"Big Brother, isn't life all about ups and downs?" Umaru Doma said calmly.
"No, I haven't felt any ups at all, okay? It's been down, down, down from the very beginning..."
"But didn't Big Brother have his time as an island owner?" Umaru Doma retorted.
"You were the one playing then!" Sogo Doma pointed at the screen. "Has this game gone insane? I only needed to roll one more step to develop Hawaii, become the richest man in the world, and win the game—yet now I'm facing bankruptcy?"
"Big Brother is currently at the 'down' moment. Like Umaru..." Umaru Doma continued staring at the screen expressionlessly.
"Damn it, when did you win the lottery? And—and find the right business opportunity, getting ready to consolidate and go public? Your company even funded the acquisition of the Hawaiian Islands?" This maddening development made Sogo Doma want to quit the game immediately.
"Big Brother, good things happen as long as you overcome your gambling addiction. Umaru only got out of the gambling addiction center three, three, three turns ago. She turned over a new leaf, so