White-haired Sengoku stopped when he heard Werther's voice and turned toward him.
"So it's the Thunder Swordsman. Long time no see."
Sengoku was unexpectedly cordial. After greeting Werther, he sat down at the table beside him.
"Werther, how about we discuss something?"
Werther narrowed his eyes. As expected, Sengoku's warmth had a reason behind it.
"What is it?"
Werther picked up the chips the dealer pushed toward him and tossed another million Beli in chips onto Player.
"How about leaving the casino? There's someone here who probably doesn't want to see you."
Werther understood as soon as he heard Sengoku. So that guy's here too.
But why should he leave just because that guy was here?
"That's funny. Plenty of people don't want to see me. If I had to avoid every one of them, I might as well die."
The teasing edge in Werther's voice wiped the warmth from Sengoku's face.
Sengoku wanted to keep the two from fighting for now. Once the other man entered the casino, there would be no holding him back, and Werther was no easy opponent either. It gave Sengoku a headache.
"Fine. Stay if you want. But do me a favor and don't start a fight here. If you want to fight, you'll have plenty of chances later."
Sengoku put a million Beli on Banker.
"As long as that tiger doesn't provoke me, I won't go looking for trouble with him. Isn't that right, Ms. Domino?"
Sengoku's expression changed when he noticed Werther flirting with Domino.
"Are you trying to provoke the Marines?"
The dealer dealt the cards and turned them over. Werther won.
"The Marines are strict, aren't they? Do you even control a woman's private life? Besides, Ms. Domino and I have a rather unusual relationship."
Domino had recognized Werther and