Don't call me evil god

The speaker was a middle-aged dwarf who was as black as coal.

Because dwarves generally have a much longer lifespan than humans, it is difficult to tell their age by looking at their faces. Usually, one can look at their beards and hair.

The thicker and denser the hair, the older they are.

When they start to turn white, it means that the dwarf has entered old age.

The dwarf who said he wanted to challenge Pete had a head full of dark red hair. With his dark skin, he looked like a short chimpanzee.

The dwarf held another wooden wine glass that was a few sizes smaller in his hand. He stared at Pete's eyes for a few seconds, raised his head and poured the strong liquor in the glass into his mouth.

"Burp--"

He burped while shaking his body.

"Human boy, let's play a few plates."

He sat down in front of Pete and spoke in a muffled voice, flicking a gold coin to the bartender next to him.

"Okay, come on!"

Of course, Pete had no reason to refuse.

With the magic of [Revelation of All Things] in hand, he is almost invincible.

As long as he wants to fight for victory and has the desire to win, his mentality will inevitably fluctuate.

The minds of dwarves are generally simple, without so many tricks and twists and turns.

With a simple sentence from Pete, they will immediately take the bait.

Then Pete sees through their cards from the change of mentality.

…

The dice are shaken.

Pete slightly lifted the dice clock and looked at his points.

“2, 5, 6, 6, 6, 6.”

A very lucky game.

Six points is the highest point, and Pete shook out 4!

The middle-aged dwarf on the opposite side looked at his dice clock drunkenly.

He was drunk and his eyes were hazy. Pete was worried that he would be so confused that he couldn’t see his points clearly.

However, perhaps the dwarves are really gifted. Although they are drinking strong and strong liquor with a high alcohol content, they can still maintain their mobility before they get drunk, and can even fight a set of drunken boxing with great vigor.

Pete had to confirm the number of six points in the opponent's dice clock and grab the winning number.

With a mysterious smile on his lips, he said confidently:

"It seems that I will win this game. Luck is on my side."

"How many six points did you shake out? None? 2? 3? Or 4 six points?"

"Oh? Maybe more? For example... 5 six points?"

When mentioning "5 sixes", the opponent's mentality obviously fluctuated in the information fed back by the magic of [Revelation of All Things].

The mentality called "nervous" flashed by.

Pete understood.

The number of points shaken out by the opponent was better than his luck.

A full 5 six points!

In other words, the number of six points of the two people in this game is as high as 9!

Pete decisively grabbed the winning prediction:

As the defender, Pete opened his mouth without hesitation and counted:

"I guess-9 sixes!"

It was the biggest one at the beginning, a sure win.

Whether the opponent chose to question the dice clock or continue to increase the bet, the result was a sure loss.

The tavern was in an uproar.

The other dwarves who were not drunk yet went half crazy, making all kinds of ghost-like howling noises and howling.

"Nine! Nine! Nine!"

"Open him! Liar! Open him! Liar!"

In the ordinary big dice competition, because it is a 1-on-1 duel, it is considered a lot to have 3 or 4 identical points. If you report 5 or more, you will basically be slammed on the table and the dice clock will be opened.

Even if both of them shook out a big number, they should start with a smaller number and increase the bet layer by layer to guess whether the opponent is really confident or just bluffing.

Who has ever seen Pete like this, who came up with 9 sixes!

You are so awesome, why don't you just shout 12 sixes? !

This is the common opinion of most of the dwarves who were watching the fun.

The middle-aged dwarf opposite Pete was full of alcohol. He looked at Pete for a while and said in a deep voice:

"Open!"

The two showed the dice clock.

Pete's 4 sixes plus the opponent's 5 sixes.

Exactly 9 sixes.

Not more, not less!

"Drink! Drink! Drink!" Fierce shouts broke out in the tavern again.

The dwarves were all cheering, asking the loser to hurry up and finish the big glass of Stone Castle liquor.

The middle-aged dwarf was not vague.

He grabbed the handle of the cup, gulped, and with a throbbing throat, a big glass of liquor was poured into his stomach!

"Bang!"

The wine glass was smashed back on the stone table, and Pete's opponent burped for a long time.

"Hiccup————"

The middle-aged dwarf hooked his finger at Pete and grinned, revealing his white teeth from his thick red beard: "Let's continue!"

Pete had an inexplicable premonition of danger.

For some reason.

He felt that this dwarf gave him a different feeling than other dwarves.

This guy was obviously drunk, but his physique was obviously much stronger than others, and he could still think rationally.

……

A new round of dice rolling was over.

Pete didn't have such good luck this time.

"2, 2, 4, 5, 5, 6."

There was everything, and there were no particularly many points.

But with the help of [The Secret of All Things], it didn't matter what the result was. As long as Pete could determine the number of 6 points in the opponent's hand, he could directly call out the prediction of the ultimate kill.

Just when Pete wanted to induce and test the other party as before, he suddenly found that something was wrong.

The middle-aged dwarf was staring at Pete's eyes, grinning silently.

After shaking the dice clock, he didn't even look at his points!

"Why don't you look?" Pete's face changed slightly.

The premise of changing mentality is that the other party must know the result of his shake.

Only when there is an impression in the mind will he be affected by Pete's inductive language, resulting in a change of mentality.

But if the other party doesn't look at his dice clock at all, then it's useless for Pete to induce him no matter how much he says.

Because the opponent, like himself, doesn't know what the result of the points below is.

The middle-aged dwarf's eyes were full of aggression, and he said in a low voice with a grin:

"I guessed right, human boy, you cheated!"

"Reading minds? Or reading memories?"

"Boy, it's okay to bully those little brats who have never left the Stone Castle and have never seen the world, but you can't hide it from my eyes."

"I have been to the world outside the Stone Castle."

"You are dressed similarly to those thin wizards. I have observed you for a while. Although I don't know how you did it, you must have used dishonorable methods to win them."

"This is the territory of the dwarves!"

"No matter what you want to do here, just abide by the rules and ways of doing things of the dwarves."

"Those who try to deceive and fool the dwarves will never be recognized by us again!"

"Let me teach you a good lesson."

"Welcome to the Stone Castle, human boy!"

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