After winning the first battle, Kaohsiung took Pan Zai to the casino hotel, and the two had a Western meal. After the meal, Pan Tsai said that it was not delicious, and he was not full, the steak was too raw, there were blood streaks in it, and the red wine did not feel how delicious it was, and he still liked Taiwanese food. Kaohsiung laughed and said, "You have to learn to get used to it, we will make a lot of money in the future, and there will be more foreign delicacies waiting for you to taste!" Pan Zai waved his hand again and again.

Since then, the job of the two has been to spend every day in various areas of the casino, seemingly hanging out, but in fact looking for something abnormal. More than ten days have passed, and there is nothing abnormal. Pan Zai was a little breathless, and asked Kaohsiung if he would be disliked by Brother Tan like this, and if he was always like this, how long would he keep it. Kaohsiung felt that it made sense, so he went to ask Brother Tan. Brother Tan said: "The last time the spirit talisman was a trivial matter, the reason why I let the two of you stay in Yunding for a little longer is to catch a big fish, that is, the kind of Azan with mana who is entrusted by someone to make trouble." To deal with this kind of person, one is to export evil anger, and the other is to knock on the mountain and shock the tiger, and it can also give a warning to those who have crooked eyes. ”

Kaohsiung nodded: "We understand what you mean, but you also know that I asked Master Pan to take over business here from the countryside of Taiwan, also to make more money and continue to practice the Fa, but I can't get business here for a long time, and if I haven't encountered that kind of big fish for a few months, it's also a little ......." Brother Tan immediately understood what he meant, and said that he could set a time limit, up to two months, and if someone really came to make trouble within the time limit and successfully got it, the honorarium would definitely not be less; if it was safe after two months, it would be said later, and the two of them could leave here, and pay 40,000 ringgit for hard work, and contact them separately when they had something.

Hearing this, Kaohsiung hurriedly said yes, and he also had a bottom in his heart. RM40,000 is not a small amount, in fact, if you take over the business with Pan Tsai on your own, there may not be any customers within two months, after all, they are newcomers. In this way, I continued to live in the hotel for more than half a month, and I was safe. Kaohsiung was not idle during this time, because if he wanted to make money from Pan Zai, he had to familiarize himself with the knowledge of witchcraft in Southeast Asia as soon as possible. He asked a friend in Malaysia to introduce a Buddhist merchant who lived in Seremban City, who was also Chinese, and had been in Malaysia for five or six years, so he was very senior and knew a lot of Luangpo Azan.

Because he couldn't leave Genting for the time being, Kaohsiung called the dealer and hoped that he could come to Genting and ask for advice for a few days, with all the room and board expenses and hard work fees. The dealer agreed to come down and stayed in the hotel for four or five days, and Kaohsiung asked him for advice every day, including Buddhist Guman, Azan Longpo, black and white clothes, spell casting and other related knowledge. This dealer knows a lot, and I heard that Kaohsiung also knows the mage, so I let the introduction be introduced. Gao Xiong thought to himself, there is no harm in knowing more brand dealers, and if there is a business contact in the future, everyone will share the money. So let the dealer see Pan Zai, said his origin, the dealer was very happy, said that he had never seen the effect of combining Southeast Asian witchcraft with Chinese Maoshan magic, and he would have a good cooperation in the future.

After the card dealer left, Pan Tsai and Kaohsiung were really bored in Genting, guarding the casino, Kaohsiung felt too much loss if he didn't gamble, and his luck was very bad during this time, and his best gambling method was Tianjiu card, but there was no such project in the big casino. As a result, the RM10,000 was barely lost, which made him even more angry.

On this day, Kaohsiung sat in the area of Texas Hold'em, even playing dozens of hands, basically losing to the dealer, although he knew that the big casinos have thousands, but he couldn't see what special skills this twenties, sexy white female dealer has. Just as he was scratching his head, he saw Pan Tsai walking in from outside the casino hall, he walked very slowly, and looked around as he walked. Kaohsiung wanted to wave at him, but saw Pan Zai looking nervous, as if something had happened. Kaohsiung still has an unfinished game in his hand, there are three identical cards, the hole cards are not seen, and there are still cards that have not been issued, and the odds are very high. But in order not to miss something, he had to fold his cards and leave the table, and hurriedly walked to Pan Zai: "What's wrong?"

"I sensed a strong yin aura, but it didn't look like a ghost, as if someone was using a yin spell. Pan Tsai replied. Kaohsiung was very happy and hurriedly asked where it was. Pan Tsai pointed behind him, saying that he was playing in the area where 21 o'clock was played. The two came here, today is Saturday, and it is the golden hour of 8 o'clock in the evening, so there are a lot of people, all crowded in front of nearly 100 tables at 21 o'clock to participate in gambling, and there are many people watching the excitement.

There is a table in which there are obviously a lot of onlookers, which can be described as three layers inside and three layers outside, all of them are looking at it with their necks stretched. Kaohsiung walked over, but he didn't squeeze in, and asked the people around him what was here, but no one paid attention. He inquired in a different direction, and a middle-aged man didn't look back, and said casually: "There is a woman who has won more than 40 games in a row." ”

Kaohsiung was very surprised, although he didn't play very well at 21 o'clock, he knew that this thing was all about luck, and there was no technical content at all, so it depended on who was bold. It was a miracle to be able to win more than 40 games in a row, but remembering Pan Zai's nervousness, he beckoned him to come over and pretended to watch the excitement.

Pan Zai whispered, "It seems that the Yin Spell is not here, but in another corner. Kaohsiung looked over there, there were a few long chairs and small tables in the corner, for gamblers to rest and talk at any time, basically there were people sitting, chatting and drinking in twos and threes. Kaohsiung tried to squeeze into the crowd of onlookers at the gambling table, came to the table, and saw four gamblers with a woman and three men standing opposite the dealer, the three men had a bad face, and they should have lost a lot, and the dealer who dealt the cards was a middle-aged man, although his face was expressionless, but his forehead was obviously sweaty. Kaohsiung found the table to be very strange, from the dealer to the three male gamblers, almost every time they folded at a critical moment, as if they were deliberately trying to let the lady win.

If you look closely, the lady is wearing a beautiful dress, but she looks very ordinary, she is probably not more than forty years old, and judging from her hair and skin demeanor, she should not be a rich person. Kaohsiung looked at the dealer who dealt the cards again, and saw that he was breathing unsteadily, and the hand that dealt the cards was also a little shaky. At this time, he saw Pan Zai's head peeking out from above the crowded heads of people on the other side of the table, and it was estimated that he went around to the opposite side and stepped on the chair, just to be able to see himself. Kaohsiung nodded slightly, and asked him to also use the Yin Spell to fight. Pan Zai nodded, and his head disappeared.

Within five minutes, he saw the dealer puff and the three male gamblers all sat up straight, pulling out their handkerchiefs or wiping their sweat with their sleeves. The lady finally lost the next hand, and she didn't panic and continued to open. After playing seven or eight more rounds, the lady lost more than half of the time, she looked a little wrong, and looked around, but the table was all so crowded that she couldn't see the outside at all.