231 Dekan’s Death Game
“Hmm, you gave the most, so you go.”
Dekan, eyes closed, seemed to randomly point at a demon and said.
He didn’t really bother to remember who gave the most.
Because he never said he would spare whoever gave the most.
The ones not chosen were the Scaley Demon and the Silver-Haired Demon.
They also realized Dekan had not been keeping any tally!
He just randomly chose one to let go.
Or.
Dekan had been nursing a grudge from the start, and no matter how much they contributed, he had no intention of letting them go!
Then what was the point of them throwing in Demon Points?!
Their expressions immediately turned ashen, yet they dared not show their anger.
The chosen lucky demon wore a look of relief, but deep down, he felt as if he had eaten a fly.
Because it seemed like even if he hadn’t thrown in Demon Points, he would’ve been chosen anyway!
It had been predetermined, and their internal competition earlier was utterly foolish!
“Hurry up and leave, lucky boy.”
Dekan, with an expression of “letting you go,” gestured for the demon to leave.
After receiving Dekan’s permission, the lucky demon’s fear and survival instinct were amplified endlessly, momentarily abandoning all thought and instinctively ran madly toward the exit of the Restaurant.
However, as soon as he stepped out the door, he was locked onto by the Demon Eye and eliminated.
“Oh dear, when did I say it was free? The tip is separate from the dining fee, you know.”
Dekan chuckled to himself.
Making the nearby Scaley Demon and Silver-Haired Demon tremble all over.
They also realized that something was off about the state of that lucky demon from before.
It must be this Succubus secretly causing trouble again!
The Scaley Demon and Silver-Haired Demon had already revealed expressions of despair.
They seemed to have no hope of escape.
Furthermore, they didn’t know what kind of torture might come next.
“Don’t be so serious, alright? In fact, whether you live or die, I really don’t care. I just want to watch you play the game.”
“This time, I guarantee that one of you two will definitely live.”
“How about that? Are you feeling a little more at ease?”
Dekan asked.
The two remaining Demon Nobles were silent at first, but soon they both nodded vigorously.
Though this Succubus was terrifying.
She hadn’t lied until now!
As long as she clearly guaranteed it.
There should still be a glimmer of hope for survival!
“First, help me throw this trash outside.”
Dekan pointed at the demon lying unconscious on the ground and said.
The two demons hesitated slightly, but under Dekan’s increasingly cold gaze, they soon sprang into action like startled prey, lifting the unconscious demon to the door and throwing him out.
The unconscious demon was then erased by the Demon Eye due to the violation of the all-you-can-eat meal restriction.
Dekan nodded satisfactorily, looked at the remaining two demons, and was ready to announce the final survival game rules.
“First, congratulations on surviving until now. Freedom is right in front of you.”
“The last game, let me think, we must eliminate one…”
“How about this: you will play a game of Squid Game. Without fighting, whoever pushes the other out of the restaurant first will survive, and I guarantee I won’t bother him anymore.”
After Dekan finished stating the rules, he leaned back in his chair again.
Like an audience in a cinema waiting for the movie to start.
The two demons looked at each other.
Instantly, their instincts were released, and their eyes turned extremely ferocious.
In the next tens of minutes, they were like two sumo wrestlers. Unable to overstep, yet wanting to push the other out of the restaurant, they began an unusually absurd and tactical performance.
Dekan leaned on the chair, with a slight smile on his lips, watching the ugly appearance of these two great demon nobles.
In the end, as the Silver-Haired Demon with weaker stamina was about to be pushed out by the Scaley Demon,
he directly abandoned adhering to the “no fight” rule and launched a surprise attack against the Scaley Demon with all his might, pushing the Scaley Demon out!
The Scaley Demon, thrown outside the restaurant, was punished for the ‘all-you-can-eat meal’ transgression.
In the next second, the Silver-Haired Demon violated the ‘no fight’ rule and turned to ashes in despair.
At this moment, the restaurant was in disarray.
Even if other Prison Guards were present,
none dared to approach!
Dekan, who felt like he had watched a good show, stood up, somewhat tired, and stretched.
“It’s not that I didn’t let you go, you see.”
Dekan muttered to himself.
He was always very trustworthy.
It was just that neither demon realized it was a death rule in the previous scenario.
Instead, stupidly, they fought each other.
Although it seemed like one could survive,
if one party, when about to be pushed out and killed, which side would still care about the rules of the restaurant?
They would undoubtedly spare no effort in making their ultimate move!
And as soon as they make a move,
they were destined for death!
So this was originally a dead end.
The eventual outcome would inevitably be one pushed out and the other eliminated due to rule violations.
“They actually thought they had a hope to survive, really too cute.”
“Regardless of how many times we play, demons are really too interesting. I don’t get bored from playing with them.”
Dekan thought, his face full of satisfaction as he relived this deadly game.
The more this survival game went on, the more desperate it became.
The closer it got to the end, the more the demons, understanding their survival is hopeless, still struggled instinctively in fear, almost suffocating.
Enjoying the expressions of the demons gave him a sense of having feasted.
Dekan walked out of the Restaurant with a comfortable expression.
This was the first time since he came to the Shadow World that he felt this mentally and physically refreshed.
The feeling of being able to do whatever he wanted without any restraint was simply brilliant!
“Dekan… I feel that maybe all your previous performances were in vain, meow…”
After confirming that Dekan had wrapped up, the Teacher Cat timidly said from Dekan’s shadow.
Dekan: “Is that so?”
Teacher Cat: “Hmm… Your performance just now, I really don’t know how to describe it anymore, meow…”
Dekan carefully recalled and said:
“…It seems I really got carried away just now.”
After all, the first two levels, he was too restrained.
He was excessively cautious, so when Dekan finally released the pressure built up in his mind and body, it became an even more unrestrained indulgence!
Dekan couldn’t quite grasp how his behavior looked from a third-person perspective.
But he was indeed aware.
He probably did have too much fun just now.
Dekan: “Perhaps… maybe it wasn’t quite bad…”
Teacher Cat: “I think you can completely give up worrying about your reputation, meow. It’s unnecessary, really unnecessary, meow.”
Dekan was silenced by Teacher Cat’s remark.
