"That's impossible!"
Once the wheel stopped, the result was final: the supreme triple six. It took the dealer a long moment to recover. Then he shook his head and shouted, "There must be a mistake!"
"I only won a hundred million Beli. What, are you refusing to pay because I'm a beginner?" Ye Chen straightened up indignantly.
"A beginner?"
The gamblers around him rolled their eyes. No one believed it for a second. He had called triple six and dared to stake six million Beli on it. That took outrageous nerve and luck. Who would believe he was new?
At first, Ye Chen's loud manner had made him seem like a novice. But he had just turned a wager into a hundred million Beli without breaking a sweat. Who could believe this was his first time playing?
It really was his first time, though. He simply had an ability no one else possessed—Observation Haki. He could even control the dice. Others couldn't do it, but for him, it was nothing.
"This round doesn't count. The wiring just burned out, so there must be something wrong with the wheel. How about another round?"
The man in black, who had been standing farther away, came over at the commotion. He hurriedly put on a smile. "Play one more round. If you win again, we'll pay you every Beli."
"Right. What do you say, kid? Dare to bet again?" the dealer chimed in.
Ye Chen shook his head, pointed at his nose, and sneered. "What do you take me for? You say the round doesn't count, and that's that?"
"What do you want?"
Seeing that Ye Chen wouldn't back down, the man in black beckoned. A dozen burly men in black surged out of the crowd.
"You're still too green to throw your