396: Chapter 371: Just Capricious 396: Chapter 371: Just Capricious “I won’t!
What can you do about it?
Can’t stand it, can you?!” Qin Lian’er stuck her tongue out at Liu Hun again, lovingly clutching the ace of hearts as though no one else was present.
In front of this Liu Hun, Qin Lian’er felt an inexplicable…
sense of trust, even though she hadn’t realized it herself.
“Since that’s the case, don’t bla !” Liu Hun said as he suddenly reached out and grabbed Qin Lian’er’s wrist.
Qin Lian’er was instantly horrified and desperately tried to break free, yelling, “Let go of !
Liu, you’ll die here today!
If you dare to touch , I’ll skin you alive!”
“Miss Virgin, let give you a taste of pleasures you’ve never experienced!” Liu Hun said to Qin Lian’er as he firmly pressed her onto the gambling table.
Though Qin Lian’er hadn’t tasted pork, she’d seen pigs run, having spent ti in Gambling City, so she knew much about matters between n and won.
However, she had never found a man she fancied to experience the joys she had longed to try.
Now, looking at Liu Hun pinning her down, with his overtly suggestive words, panic surged within her.
What does he want to do…
Will he be gentle when he enters…
Is it going to be big…
He slls really good…
Damn!
What am I thinking?!
Qin Lian’er fiercely shook her head and glared at Liu Hun as she said, “Liu, you wouldn’t dare!”
Black Dragon Power!
“Liu…
so weird…
ahhh…” Qin Lian’er was about to keep cursing at Liu Hun when she suddenly felt a profoundly intense stimulation inexplicably spreading through her body, making every cell shiver in turn, an indescribable sensation!
“Idiot!
What are you doing?!
Let go of her now!” Hong Si, with bandages around his head and arm like an obese mummy, appeared at the entrance of the White Tiger Room.
Seeing Liu Hun on top of Qin Lian’er, he imdiately scolded loudly.
Liu Hun imdiately released Qin Lian’er; he didn’t want to be misunderstood, but Qin Lian’er’s state was indeed…
tempting.
“Wuu wuu…
feels so good…
all wet…
better than fingers…
want more…” Qin Lian’er sat on the ground in a daze of ecstasy, and even through her leather pants, a large wet patch could be seen at her crotch.
“Dammit!
Idiot!
I’ve known for a while you’re no good!
Boys, flatten this bastard who dared to ss with the young miss!” Hong Si roared and was about to command his underlings to beat Liu Hun when suddenly an aged voice stopped him.
“Hong Si!
First, help the young miss to rest.
Do not harm Mr.
Liu, as we must treat our guests with respect!”
“Yes, yes, yes…
You guys go help the young miss to rest, but don’t touch the idiot,” Hong Si told the other underlings, his deanor more respectful than when addressing Qin Lian’er.
Qin Lian’er, assisted by others, left the White Tiger Room, mumbling incoherently along the way.
After everyone had left, Liu Hun finally saw the owner of the aged voice from before.
“So, it’s you, old sir.” Liu Hun said sowhat surprised, the old man standing before him was the sa one he had sat with the first ti he had gambled against Ou Ye in Gambling City.
The old man was still profound and restrained, his face as devoid of excess expression as Liu Hun’s, but his deep wrinkles told of years full of experiences and vicissitudes.
“Is Lian’er alright?” The old man asked Liu Hun as he approached.
Liu Hun nodded and said, “She’s fine.”
The old man nodded slowly and then sat down on a chair, “Lian’er is my granddaughter, she’s the apple of my eye.
Do you understand what I’m saying, young man?”
Liu Hun, of course, understood the veiled threat in those seemingly gentle words and imdiately responded, “Of course, I understand.
I assure you she’s unhard.”
“That’s good, have a seat then,” the old man said, extending his thin fingers to point at the opposite chair for Liu Hun.
Liu Hun sat down without any objection, feeling that the old man was not to be taken lightly, which he had felt since that first ti at the gambling table.
“Young man, do you still rember the last hand you won against Ou Ye?” the old man asked Liu Hun.
Liu Hun recalled carefully and then replied, “I rember, my last card was the king of hearts!
And my hand was a royal flush, hearts 910jqk!” Liu Hun said, unsure of the old man’s motives.
“Good mory!” the old man nodded in praise, but his next words sent a chill down Liu Hun’s spine, “Even more so, you’re quite the clever one!”
Liu Hun’s heart skipped a beat, not thinking the old man could see through his Black Dragon Power, so he asked, “What do you an by that, sir?”
The old man smiled faintly, his wrinkled face revealing a aningful expression, “I’ve been navigating through the gambling world for half a century, confident I’ve seen through all the tricks of the trade, but…
I must admit, I can’t see through you.”
“Luck is on my side, that’s all,” Liu Hun offered an excuse.
“Heh heh,” the elder chuckled, “Is it really just good luck?
Young man, do you rember the final round of the last ga, where I was the only one who didn’t follow the bet?”
Liu Hun nodded in response, he indeed rembered that the elder hadn’t followed in the last round.
“Do you know what two hole cards I had in my hand?” the elder continued to ask Liu Hun.
Liu Hun imdiately understood, and with a wry smile, replied, “Since the elder had the King of Hearts, why didn’t you expose at the ti?”
“Because I can’t see through you!
I don’t know how to expose you,” the elder told Liu Hun truthfully, then paused before continuing, “You have such a skill, yet I had never seen you in Gambling City before, nor had I heard of your reputation.
Later, I inquired and found out that you are a big star’s manager.
So, I judged that you aren’t planning to rely on this thing to shoot to success, sothing I very much admire.”
Listening to the elder’s words and looking at the seven billion in chips on the table, Liu Hun suddenly didn’t know how to respond.
He indeed had no desire to win sothing through gambling because wealth and fa were nothing but passing clouds to him.
What he sought was a rapid advancent in the Black Dragon Power, and he found that gathering Essence from humans through the use of the Black Dragon Power yielded far more and purer results than from gathering from wealth and treasures.
This was a phenonon he had not encountered in that other world, and he didn’t know how to explain it.
Noticing Liu Hun’s expression, the elder chuckled and said, “My granddaughter, of course, I understand her well, these monies must be hers and she insisted on gambling with you, right?”
Liu Hun nodded again as an answer.
The elder fell silent for a mont, then with a pair of suddenly profound eyes, said to Liu Hun, “Young man, I cannot see through your abilities, nor do I wish to inquire further, but I hope you can be sincere in one matter.”
Seeing how seriously the elder spoke, Liu Hun nodded and said, “Please ask, elder.”
“I want to know if your skill can cure diseases?” The elder looked at Liu Hun with eyes suddenly filled with hope.
Upon hearing this, Liu Hun seriously sized up the elder, who didn’t seem to have any serious health issues, so he asked, “Elder, are you…
unwell?”
“Advanced stage stomach cancer!
Not much ti left,” the elder said, his tone suddenly tinged with lancholy, “I wish to remain in this wonderful world.
First, I have so unfinished business I need to complete.
Second, my granddaughter has not yet found soone to trust for the rest of her life.”
Liu Hun wasn’t skilled in treating diseases, but extending the lifespan of the elder was indeed simple—just borrow health from others, and when the one-month deadline arrived, use the Black Dragon Power to transfer it once more.
Although a bit troubleso, this thod made achieving healthy longevity not difficult at all.
Moreover, after a breakthrough in the Black Dragon Power, this task would beco even simpler.
“So…
young man, if you can, feel free to set your terms; this will be a deal that won’t disappoint you,” the elder said to Liu Hun.
“Good!
I can help you!
However, at the current stage, treatnt is needed once a month to achieve the effect of extending life,” Liu Hun nodded and said to the elder.
This deal was profitable for him; the owner of Gambling City was definitely not a simple character, so he could gain a significant backer.
Imdiately, a happy smile erged on the elder’s face as he said to Liu Hun, “Good!
Young man, na your price!”
Liu Hun picked up a chip with his fingers and said to the elder, “I’ll take the two billion I won, and I wish to invest the remaining five billion as capital in your Gambling City.”
“Ha ha ha…” the elder laughed heartily and said, “Even if you hadn’t ntioned it, I would have invited you to invest.
The future belongs to the young, and I think highly of you.” After saying this, the elder looked at Liu Hun with a distinctive gaze, the aning behind which only he understood.
Liu Hun’s move was, of course, to increase his additional inco and expand his influence; he was pleasantly surprised that the elder had agreed so readily.
The elder imdiately called over the casino’s lawyer, and they prepared a stock ownership transfer agreent.
With five billion, Liu Hun received a five percent stake in Gambling City.
“How does it look?” the elder asked as he handed the stock transfer agreent to Liu Hun.
After a quick glance, Liu Hun saw that the elder’s na was Qin Huairen, and then he signed his own na.
From then on, he was also a boss of this Gambling City.
After signing, Liu Hun kept one copy of the agreent and then walked over to the elder, saying, “Uncle Qin, give your hand.”
Qin Huairen was very pleased with Liu Hun’s respectful deanor, which made him even more impressed with Liu Hun, and he cooperatively gave his hand to him.
Liu Hun held Qin Huairen’s hand with his right hand, transferring health and fortune to him imdiately.
Qin Huairen instantly felt a strange power surge from Liu Hun’s right hand, a power that made him burst with vitality and as if every cell in his body was rejuvenated, making him feel young again.
This sensation filled him with vigor.
“Uncle Qin, how do you feel?” Liu Hun asked Qin Huairen.
With tears brimming in his eyes, Qin Huairen excitedly said to Liu Hun, “Good!
Good!
Good!
As vigorous as a dragon!
Indescribably good!”
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