Sorry, But I Never Rely On Luck When Playing Cards

Chapter 229: Chapter 91: Left Heart, Right Heart, Right Heart, Left Heart?_2

"Is he the one you mentioned?"

Strictly speaking, Mossy Mushroom had never seen the other party.

It’s pretty rare to meet a human-type card player whose height is similar to his. Quite a friendly feeling!

"What do you mean ’the one,’ I have a name, it’s Lloyd."

Lloyd stood up discontentedly but immediately said, "Enough of that, let’s talk about how you guys finally showed up."

"What do you mean ’finally showed up.’"

Ree Shil’s eyebrows knitted together.

"You guessed right, I’m the one who identified you."

So, the so-called accomplices in Palin’s words referred to these three Mothfolk.

"Wait."

Just as Lloyd was about to explain, Ree Shil turned to look at Mossy Mushroom.

"Take a look at him first."

"Alright."

So Mossy Mushroom pulled a mirror out of Straw Man’s belly.

This was given to him by Andrew Hill before parting ways.

Since there was nowhere else to store it, they stuffed it into Straw Man’s belly.

Just in time, it was now brought in after they dodged the Guard Team’s search.

"Huh? The Right Heart Mirror?"

Unexpectedly, Lloyd recognized the mirror at a glance.

"It seems you guys are well-prepared." fɾeewebnoveℓ.co๓

He laughed.

As for Ree Shil’s side’s identity, he never doubted it.

He declared his allegiance to the Right Heart Sect, and they still fought him, which meant the other party must be a card player from the Left Heart World.

"This guy is really a Left Heart person."

Mossy Mushroom looked at Lloyd in the mirror and saw that it was the reverse image.

"Sorry, my greed for the PK victory reward earlier made me not reveal my identity and abandon the game immediately."

"But now, I really need your help."

"Or rather, the Left Heart Sect needs your help to protect this Left Heart World."

At this point, Lloyd wore a serious expression that he had never shown before.

Turns out, after abandoning the game and fleeing that night, he accidentally discovered a secret in the forest.

About the secret spread of corruption disease in the surrounding area.

"You’ll never guess what the source of the corruption disease in this area is."

After looking around, he approached the railing and lowered his voice.

"Oh? Seems like you know something."

Mentioning this made Ree Shil less sleepy, after all, it could be information concerning their mission.

"The source... is the trees."

"Tsk~"x2

As soon as these words came out, Ree Shil and Mossy Mushroom snorted disdainfully.

Because, according to the information they currently have, plants cannot contract corruption disease.

"No, no, hear me out."

"The source is not just one tree, but a group of trees!"

Seeing their disbelief, Lloyd became slightly anxious.

So he quickly explained.

"The array, have you ever heard of an array?"

"I once went to an Instance World where arrays were popular. I saw some of the local natives’ methods there and learned a thing or two."

"So when I encountered one of the Array Eyes, I recognized it as an array at first glance."

"Although I can’t figure out the specific principle of this array, I can infer its general effect based on the distribution pattern of the array."

"After a day of research and exploration, I can now confirm that one of the properties of this array is Confusing the Mind."

The description of Confusing the Mind was indeed quite similar to the symptoms of corruption disease.

However, given Lloyd’s previous actions, they only trusted this statement about 10%.

Plainly put, it meant they remained suspicious.

"Since you recognize arrays, why not just destroy it directly?"

Mossy Mushroom asked.

"Based on my guess, the specific effect of this array should be to randomly assign corruption disease to living creatures within its range, well, something like that."

"But do you know just how massive this array is? It probably covers several surrounding towns!"

"Destroying it completely would take a considerable amount of time and effort."

Lloyd answered as such.

"If you really are a member of the so-called Left Heart Sect, then you should be focusing on breaking the array, not sitting in a prison cell."

Now it’s Ree Shil’s turn to question.

"This, you don’t understand."

"It is quite difficult for someone at my level to destroy such a large-scale array all at once."

"Most importantly, I’m afraid my pace of destroying it won’t be faster than someone else’s array repairing speed."

"I need help!"

That’s why Lloyd thought of Ree Shil’s group.

So he followed the Moth Powder left by his little brothers and found them in the prison cell.

After thinking, he came up with a plan to turn himself in, and then have the Guard Team help him find Ree Shil and the others.

"You have minions, what else do you need us for?"

Mossy Mushroom was still unconvinced.

"Them? You think they’re useful?"

Lloyd looked somewhat helpless.

Hearing him say that, Ree Shil and the others realized that the two Mothfolk had been looking dull from the time they entered the room.

They looked... a bit like idiots.

"My healing methods have side effects. They’ve had too many outbreaks, and I’ve been forced to treat them too many times."

"I guess their intelligence won’t recover for a year or half."

Lloyd sighed, then continued, "Besides, haven’t you guys thought about it?"

"What kind of background does the person who set up this strange array that does not belong to this world have?"

"Right Heart Sect, card player!"

"To deal with card players, of course, card players are needed!"

In fact, after being messed with by Ree Shil + Andrew Hill, his confidence was a bit shaken.

At the same time, he also understood that holding a numerical advantage was important when dealing with card players in this Instance.