What had Wang Dun and that man been betting on when they gambled earlier?
Probability, the odds of winning and losing!
But now, with the Rain Emperor seated before Wang Dun, everything had changed.
What ultimately decided the outcome of this game was no longer the odds, no longer probability, but fortune.
"Where's your divine gold?" Wang Dun asked, looking at the Rain Emperor.
The Rain Emperor said mildly, "Don't worry, you'll get your share. Take a look!"
As he spoke, he took a piece of divine gold about the size of a human head from his ring's space and tossed it onto the table.
The divine gold shone with red light and was of the fire attribute.
Vast fire-attribute divine power flowed over it.
It truly was supreme-grade divine gold.
"I have another question!" Wang Dun said. "If we both guess big or both guess small, how about calling it a draw?"
"No!" The Rain Emperor shook his head, a gentle smile on his face. "Although this rule looks very unfair to you, and actually is unfair!"
"There's nothing to be done. This is my territory!"
"I make the decisions!"
"If we both choose big or small, the banker wins!"
"And I am the banker!"
"If you object, you don't have to play. Or you can come talk to me once you're strong enough to make the rules!"
The Rain Emperor stared at Wang Dun, a strange light gleaming in his eyes.
Wang Dun nodded. "Fine... we'll stick to the old rules, then!"
"Come on!"
With that, Wang Dun jutted his chin toward the sacred cups.
The Rain Emperor stood on no ceremony. He reached out, picked up the two sacred cups, and put the three dice inside.
Then he began shaking them with a clatter.
The Rain Emperor's