At the moment, all types of gambling were taking place in the noisy barracks, and all of Prince Yamoyan's subordinates were gambling up a storm, with cries of elation, yells of shock, sighs of despair, and vigorous cursing ringing out incessantly.

Despite how intense everything sounded, these were only minor gambling dens with only several dozen Loonies exchanging hands per session at the very most.

The game where the stakes were truly significant was the one that all of King Yamoyan's guests had been invited to, known as the King's Game.

This was a game that Prince Yamoyan had invented.

In total, there were 30 cards, 20 of which were soldiers, nine of which were prime ministers, and a single king card.

The king card was superior to the prime ministers, while the prime ministers were superior to the soldiers.

The game usually involved around five players with a referee distributing the cards, and each player received three cards.

The ante for the game was 1,000 Loonies, and once all of the players had their chips ready, the game could begin.

There was a spinning arrow on the table that was spun by the referee, and whichever player the arrow ended up pointing at would be the first king for that game.

The king could select any other player to attack, and each player would push forward a card, face-down, to compete with one another, and the verdict would be announced by the referee. Whoever was the king of the game had a special privilege, which was that even if both sides had sent out the same...