Han Sen confirmed where he was in the core area, and then he walked around in a circle.
He wasn't in the mood to hunt core xenogeneics, so after getting a general idea of where he was, he returned to the base.
When he came out of the room, Han Sen was shocked. He saw Falling Leaf and Bao'er looking at each other across the table. Falling Leaf's face was covered in paper, and she was holding two cards. She looked very serious.
Bao'er was holding a card. She was looking at the two cards in Falling Leaf's hands. She looked very serious.
"Which one should I choose?"
Bao'er looked as if she was seriously thinking. Her fingers were moving back and forth between the two cards. It looked as if she needed to choose one.
Han Sen could tell that Bao'er and Falling Leaf were playing Old Turtle.
Old Turtle was easy to play. Aside from the big and small Ghost cards, there were four cards for each number. They were all even numbers.
If one Ghost card was removed, one Ghost card would be left with an odd number. Then, you had to discard all the cards that could form a pair. The remaining cards would be drawn from the opponent's deck. If they formed an even number, they could discard them. Whoever had a Ghost card in their hand and didn't discard it would lose.
Han Sen and Bao'er used to play this game a lot. Because Han Sen was very good at games like this, Bao'er had lost many times. But after playing for a while, Han Sen found it difficult to win. He had to put in a lot of effort to compete with Bao'er. He had to maintain his undefeated record against her.
In the end, Han Sen stopped playing with Bao'er. He didn't give Bao'er a chance to get revenge. Bao'er was angry about this for a long time.
Han Sen was very firm. If he said he wouldn't play, he wouldn't give Bao'er a chance to get revenge.
This was a game that required luck, judgment, observation, and psychological tactics. Everyone in the Han Sen family was good at this game. Even now, Han Sen did not dare to say that he could definitely beat Bao'er.
Just by looking at Luoye's face, one could tell that she had lost miserably. Bao 'er's face, however, was very clean. Not a single note was stuck on her face.
Seeing Bao'er's little hand touch the remaining two cards, Falling Leaf's face was expressionless. Her heart, however, followed the movements of Bao'er's hand.
She was really unwilling to give up. In the beginning, she was just playing with Bao'er with the intention of coaxing a child. This kind of game was too easy for an assassin like her who was good at judgment and observation.
But from the beginning of the game until now, she hadn't won a single round. This made Falling Leaf very unhappy, and she wanted to win.
Falling Leaf's eyes looked at the two cards in her hands. Every time Bao'er's finger touched the Joker card, her mood improved. But when she touched the other Seven of Hearts, it made her very worried.
"Do you want this one?" Bao'er said. Her small hand reached for the Joker card. She was going to grab it.
"Draw it! Draw it!" Falling Leaf's heart was madly screaming, but her face was expressionless.
Suddenly, Bao'er stopped. Her small hand quickly reached for the other Seven of Hearts. She smiled and said, "I'll take this one."
Falling Leaf's eyes twitched. She squeezed the two cards hard. Bao'er tried to draw them, but she couldn't.
Seeing that Falling Leaf wasn't going to let go, Bao'er looked as if she didn't know what to do with her. She let go of the Seven of Hearts and chose the Joker card. "I'll take this one."
Falling Leaf was very happy. She let go and let Bao'er take the Joker card. She couldn't wait and said, "It's my turn."
Bao'er held the two cards and put them behind her back. Then, she took them out and put them back to Falling Leaf. "Okay, you can draw."
Falling Leaf bit her lip and stared at the two cards. She wanted to see what was on the back of the cards.
As a top-class assassin, Falling Leaf's observation skills were top-notch. She only needed a slight difference, and she could see the difference.
The Joker card was still in her hand. Even if there was only a trace of its presence, she could see it.
But she didn't know what this card was made of. It was as light as paper, but there was no sign or presence on it. Even she couldn't tell what it was.
Falling Leaf's eyes were going to pop out of their sockets, but she still couldn't tell which was the Joker card.
"Are you going to draw or not?" Bao'er yawned.
"What's the rush?"
Falling Leaf reached out her hand, wanting to take the card on the left. She looked at Bao'er, hoping to see something on her face.
"This is it. Hurry up and draw," Bao'er said, looking bored.
When Falling Leaf heard Bao'er say that, she didn't dare choose. Although they had only been together for one or two hours, in Falling Leaf's eyes, Bao'er wasn't just a child anymore.
"You want to trick me? Not so easy."
Falling Leaf quickly pulled out the card on the right. When she turned it around, she looked as if she had been struck by lightning. It was a Joker card.
"Why don't you trust people?
You adults are so complicated. I don't understand you. "Bao'er shook her head.
Falling Leaf's mouth twitched. She bit her lip and didn't say anything. She put the card on her back and put it in front of Bao'er. With a cold expression, she said, "It's your turn to draw."
"I choose this one!" Bao'er said, reaching out and grabbing Falling Leaf's Seven of Hearts.
"Haha! I win again."
Bao'er threw away the One-Sevens. She picked up a piece of paper and stuck it on Falling Leaf's forehead.
"Again." Falling Leaf moved to shuffle the cards.
"I don't want to play anymore. You are too weak." Bao'er looked bored.
"Let's play one last round," Falling Leaf said slowly. Her eyes looked as if they were going to burst.
Han Sen almost laughed out loud. Playing this game with Bao 'er was a suicidal thing to do.
Bao'er rolled her eyes and said, "We can play, but sticking up a piece of paper is too boring. Let's play something else."
"Okay, what do you want to play?"
Falling Leaf's mind was filled with thoughts of winning. She was the top assassin of Spring Rain. How could she lose to a child?
She had to win, no matter what.
"If you lose, go to the door and yell 'I'm an idiot,'" Bao'er said after a moment of thought.
"This …" Falling Leaf hesitated. She wasn't sure if she could beat Bao'er, and many of the elites of Spring Rain were there. It would be embarrassing if they heard her.
"If you don't want to play, then forget it. It's boring." Bao'er stood up and started to leave.
"Okay, we'll do as you say." Falling Leaf quickly grabbed Bao'er. She really wanted to beat Bao'er.
Han Sen didn't want to watch anymore. The result was already decided. Not even a deified elite could beat Bao'er in this game. This was a game that had been passed down through the Han family for generations.