An Understated Dominance

Chapter 1317: Over Confident

"Hmph! What do you understand? Emperor's Pavilion's riddles can't be figured out with common sense," Roselyn said with a cold face. "Don't think that just because you guessed one question right by luck, you can now criticize me. In terms of real talent, you're not qualified!"

In her view, Dustin's success in answering the first question was just luck, a case of a blind cat stumbling upon a dead mouse, and such luck couldn't last forever.

"Is that so? It seems Miss Roselyn is very confident in her own answer," Dustin said with a half-smile.

"Of course!" Roselyn raised her head proudly. "I am well-read and highly talented. If I can't figure out such a small riddle, how can I face others with any dignity in the future?"

Upon hearing this, Dustin couldn't help but chuckle.

This woman was truly exceptionally self-confident.

"Mr. Rhys, why don't you share your thoughts? Let's discuss it together," Carlos suggested.

"Since Mr. Carlos is willing to listen, I'll offer my humble opinion," Dustin said as he picked up his teacup and took a sip. He then continued, "Clouds cover the Mid-Autumn moon, rain drenches the Lantern Festival. This phrase means that if on the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival, the moon is obscured by clouds, then the following year, around the time of the Lantern Festival, there will undoubtedly be continuous spring rain, which will soak the Lantern Festival lanterns."

this phrase means. Do you need to show off here?"

cloud-covered moon and rain on

the

is your

whereabouts," Dustin replied with four

slightly stunned. "What does that

refers to the falling rain. After the rain falls and drenches the

undetermined whereabouts? This is utter nonsense! Someone like you, with shallow analysis, lacking depth, do you

just interpreting the riddle based on its clues. Believe it or not, it's up to you," Dustin

a self-assured woman was pointless because even if you presented a

nonsense. My answer is the correct

looked left and

different opinions, and both interpretations seemed plausible. He was unsure whom to