The First Heir

“Please excuse my ignorance. This way, please!”

With that said, the manager bowed and led Philip inside. However, his face was full of wicked smiles as if he had seen a big prey.

“I have ten million star dollars here. Let’s see how we can play today. If things don’t go well, I’m afraid I’ll lose everything to you.” Philip waved the communicator in his hand and said self-deprecatingly.

“We wouldn’t dare.” The manager answered so but secretly called someone specially hired by their casino.

Philip came to a spinning wheel full of holes, and a pipe was located on the top of the wheel.

”How does this work?” Philip asked.

The manager pressed a button, and the wheel spun faster and faster. A small ball was fired through the pipe onto the wheel. After spinning around with a loud tinkling sound, the ball finally fell into hole number 36.

Philip explored the inside of the machine with his senses, but there was a large magic circle here that prevented people’s detection. Despite that, Philip grinned and asked the manager to exchange some chips for him.

one million each, ten chips worth 100,000 each, and 20 chips

and placed two 50,000 chips on small number. After the spin, the small ball avoided all the small numbers and fell into hole number 72, which was a

let the customer have a taste of victory first. Philip

the next few games, Philip lost everything except for some small wins, and he lost 950,000 during these few games. Carl watched in horror and kept dissuading Philip from

was unmoved, the manager said, “Sir, you’re not very lucky today. Shall we have a change of

Philip said, “Okay, I’m not familiar

were brought to a round table. The manager asked the other people to go to other places but left

this?” Philip found

this time, a few people walked over with iron boxes. They placed the iron boxes on the table and

seven iron planktons here. Please choose

could transform rapidly and create a venue

the VIP, so

carefully. The blue one was agile and full of vitality, but he could tell that there was something wrong with it. Its gaze was unfocused as

plankton, which looked strong on