The Understated Dragon Lord
Chapter 513 Reveal

Chapter 513 Reveal

Manly was furious! If she didn't strip this country boy of everything he had and instead lost to him, itwould spell unimaginable humiliation. After all, no one had ever bested her in gambling—she wasManly, the protege of The Divine Star himself!

The Divine Star had passed down seven gambling arts to seven disciples, each inheriting a uniqueart. Manly's specialty was gambling.

"Manly, you're so wicked, wanting to win my underwear! But I am a man of integrity; not just anywoman has the privilege of winning my drawers!" Danny quipped, which only served to darkenManly's already stern countenance.

"Country boy, less talk, more action! If you’re man enough, we can start the game now!" Manly wasraring to go.

"Manly, I’m always game!" Danny gestured towards the cage and said cheekily, "Please, after you! Iwon't leave until I've made you cry tonight, putting my Perkins name to shame if I don't."

At the mention of the Perkins surname, Manly’s perfectly arched eyebrows twitched slightly. "You'rea Perkins?" she inquired.

"That's right, I'm a Perkins!"

"What’s your full name?" Manly asked, a tinge of seriousness in her voice.

"I’m Daniel," he replied.

"Daniel...?" she repeated, pondering the name silently. As far as she was aware, among thegrandsons of Washington's premier family, The Perkins, none were named Daniel. This suggestedthe country boy must have only coincidentally shared a last name with The Perkins and was not

actually a member of the esteemed family. After all, if he were truly a member of The Perkins, howcould he possibly come to gamble with just a hundred dollars?

While The Big Dipper may not always bow down to The eight families, normal circumstances dictatenot provoking them. The Big Dipper had always maintained an indifferent relationship with The eightfamilies, with mutual non-interference being the best policy.

"Country boy, your name's too hard to remember; I'll just keep calling you 'country boy,'" Manlydismissed him nonchalantly and began shaking the cage once more, smiling as she reminded him,"Country boy, since you’re up for a challenge against me, shall we start?"

"Let's do it!" Danny nodded, "Begin!"

Manly shook the cage vigorously, and soon it came to a standstill on the table. This time, shedeliberately shook three threes because whether big, small, or Any Triple, no matter what Dannybet his twenty million on, Manly could make him lose.

Danny peered intently into the cage and saw the three threes. With a grin, he pushed his chipsforward.

"I'm betting on Any Triple!"

Having already witnessed Danny's several winning streaks before, Manly had learned to expect thathe could guess correctly. However, she had a trick up her sleeve—cheating. And the highest level ofcheating in gambling didn't involve tampering with the gear; it was all about skill.

"Country boy, you're sure you want to bet your twenty million on Any Triple? Once you commit,there's no turning back," Manly gave Danny a final confirmation.

"With a bet on high or low, the twenty million will only double to forty million at best. But if I bet onAny Triple, I can turn it into twenty billion. Forty million won’t make you cry, Manly; but with twenty

billion, I'll definitely make you weep!"

Manly's expertise in deceit was not the physical manipulation of dice or cards—it lay in her ability tocontrol the outcome with sheer skill, a power she wielded with confidence at her own table. Andnow, Danny was betting big, aiming for a win that he believed would bring her to tears.