99 Complete Random Inequivalant Exchange

When it was Little Hus' turn, the husky eyes were big and wide as he stared at the Pool Deity. "I'm not giving anything!"

The Pool Deity smiled. "Lord Hus, if it's laid, it's played. You wouldn't want us to look down on you, would you?"

Little Hus did not care about others' opinions of him. His gaze started to drift away and it looked like he was trying to run. Of course, aside from fleeing, he did not forget to say, "I don't have anything left. I've lost everything!"

The Pool Deity said with a smile, "Lord Hus, you might have lost a piece of chocolate and a bag of dog food, but you still have another piece of chocolate, two bags of chips, a bag of cookies, another bag of dog food and…a shaver in your den."

Little Hus instantly looked gloomy. Having someone that could read his mind around him did not feel good.

Su Yang finally understood what was going on: the little monsters were gambling.