All three froze. They had expected Jun Wangchen to find some other excuse to refuse, but instead he agreed outright, without so much as batting an eye.
Did Jun Wangchen really have something to fall back on?
Jun Wangchen looked perfectly calm, but inwardly, he sneered.
Without his Fiery Golden Eyes, he truly would not have dared to challenge Qin Shou's cousin to a Rough Stone Contest so readily. After all, anyone willing to make such a large wager must have had some experience and a keen eye for stone gambling.
Unfortunately for them, of all the people they could have challenged, they had chosen someone who could see through things.
Against his see-through vision, their so-called experience and discerning eyes were utterly insignificant, hardly worth mentioning.
At the thought of pocketing the two-and-a-half-million wager, Jun Wangchen found Qin Shou and Qiu Ya a little less unpleasant to look at.
Flies that brought him money were worth keeping around.
After a pause, Jun Wangchen turned toward Liu Bi and said evenly, "Tell me the rules for our Rough Stone Contest."
"Within fifteen minutes, we each choose one rough stone from the stall in front of us. Whoever cuts out the larger, more valuable piece of jade wins," Liu Bi said gravely, pointing at the rough stone stall before Jun Wangchen.
He had inspected this stall several times already and was thoroughly familiar with its stones. As long as Jun Wangchen agreed, his chances of winning were practically a hundred percent.
Jun Wangchen nodded. "No problem."
He had thought he would have to talk them into holding the contest at this stall, but Liu Bi had chosen it himself. What a lovely fellow, paving the way for him.
Seeing that they had settled on the time and place, Qiu Ya's eyes