Su Tang's preparation time was actually very long. According to Keith's willful character, he should not be able to help but disturb Su Tang during this period, but he did not. He just looked at Su Tang, as if he understood what she wanted.

It's like you're doing something and not saying anything.

After a long time, Su Tang finally rolled the dice.

Su Tang nervously watched the trajectory of the dice falling in the air. She knew clearly that this was exactly the same path as when she accidentally rolled a 6, but she still couldn't help but feel nervous.

The corner of the dice hit the ground, rolled forward three times due to inertia, wobbled several times, and finally stopped at a familiar position.

It's 6 o'clock!

Su Tang was almost moved to tears, she did it, she really did it!

Su Tang moved forward six more squares. In fact, there was a random square on the fifth square. Su Tang had considered whether to deliberately throw to the fifth square, and he also followed Case's example and drew a card that advanced ten squares.

But she told the truth that she still couldn't accurately control the size of the dice, and she didn't dare to bet on what the tenth to twelfth cards would be after shuffling the cards.

To be on the safe side, Su Tang chose to vote for a six.

In fact, Su Tang's idea is very simple. She doesn't intend to deliberately control the size of the dice like this every time to either roll 6 or 5. She wants to do it a few more times. When she fully controls this skill, she will decide which card to choose.

Not according to her wishes.

Looking at Su Tang who was beginning to feel complacent, Keith did not show the slightest fear. He just said with emotion: "Sister, you seem to be very happy that you can control the size of the dice, but do you think I will give you a chance?"

Going to experiment?”

Keith threw a dice again. He just threw it casually and did not deliberately control the trajectory like Su Tang. Even so, the dice still seemed to follow his will and rolled out the number five.

And he happened to step on a random event ten blocks forward.

The situation that Su Tang had just calmed down was easily overtaken again. Su Tang was shocked. If she wanted to completely control the points of the dice, she would have to draw at least four more times. But would Keith give her this chance?

?

Keith's milky giggle came again, and it sounded so hateful to Su Tang's ears.

She couldn't help biting her lip and didn't answer Case. She just kept silent and cast another 6 points, which was a random event grid with a question mark.

"Oh?" Keith looked at Su Tang curiously, "I thought my sister would vote for five points, because it is also a special event grid and can advance 3 grids. Well, although it is not as much as mine, it can still be reduced.

It’s distance, isn’t it?”

Su Tang assumed in her mind that if she rolled 6 or 5 points every time, plus the special event grid on the way, then she had no doubt that when Keith reached the end, she would only be halfway there.

In this case, it is better to take a gamble.

So she showed a slightly unconfident smile, and beads of sweat dripped from her forehead. In fact, even Su Tang herself didn't think she would win, but instead of rolling the dice step by step, she might as well throw her fate into the air.

Reduce luck.

"Keith, for you, this should be a game of luck." Her golden eyes looked at Case without any hesitation or fear, and Su Tang bluntly stated her true thoughts.

"So I'm going to use my luck to gamble with you."

Su Tang knew this was reckless, because she didn't even know how Keith managed to get whatever cards he wanted, but she had no other choice.

Before Keith could answer, Su Tang cast the dice twice in a row with an expressionless face. She didn't have any special control over the dice both times, both times were three points.

"Sister Jones, are you serious?" Case seemed a little irritable. The boy frowned slightly and looked at Su Tang displeased, "Bet with me on luck? Are you sure? I don't think you can beat me.

,No one can beat me in this game!"

Turning a blind eye to Case's displeasure, Su Tang raised the sixth random event card in front of his eyes. In Case's disbelieving pupils, what was reflected was the sign of advancing ten spaces.

So Su Tang said with a smile: "Look, my luck is not that bad, so let's compare our luck and see if the goddess of luck favors you more, or me."

At this moment, Keith was angry and wanted to laugh. He had never seen someone so unafraid of death as Su Tang, so he had no choice but to grab the dice and rolled a 6 out of anger.

He no longer pretended to be polite but felt more like a normal child. Keith said angrily: "Okay! Let's compete, but you will definitely regret it."

In fact, to be honest, Su Tang is almost regretful now, but this is not because Su Tang regrets the huge gamble he made, but because he regrets that he can't figure out how to play this game with him.

You know, when she turned over the random event card just now, she was so nervous that her heart almost jumped out! Fortunately, she was really lucky today, but it was too exciting!

If she had a heart disease, she would have died on the spot, right?

Without caring about Su Tang's condition, Keith directly rolled a 5. This was a special event that was cast again. He then rolled a 4, stepping on a random event again and facing 12 reshuffled random cards.

Keys didn't even think about the card. He rolled the dice twice without any hesitation and got a card that directly displaced two jump points.

It was just a throw of the dice and he suddenly advanced 20 squares. Su Tang's head felt numb.

And she had no choice but to keep praying in her heart. Fortunately, Su Tang also stepped on the random event of jumping point after throwing a 6, and flew directly to the jumping point 5 blocks away from Case.

The jumping points are randomly assigned, and I was lucky enough to jump to one far away.

Case clicked his tongue in displeasure, "I can't get rid of you, it's annoying."

Su Tang was too lazy to say anything to him. He was joking. He was so frightened just looking at the dice that he had no energy left to argue with Case.

Fortunately, Keith didn't care whether Su Tang responded to him now. The two of them just chased each other, and they didn't get too far away until the end. During the entire game, Su Tang felt that every time he rolled the dice, he was

It consumed her life to a great extent.

This game is really heartbreaking.

Finally, the two finally came to the final showdown. Su Tang was still 2 squares away from the finish line, while Keith was still 3 squares away.

Now, it's Su Tang's turn to roll the dice.
Chapter completed!