Chapter 4177 Flipping Coins

Chapter 4177 Flipping Coins

"Alright, you have my word." Davis nodded.

"As if I could believe your words." Fairy Runalise harrumphed lightly, "Sign a True Soul Contract. I'm sure you have one with you with how many Heaven's Warriors you hunted."

"..."

Davis raised his brows. She wasn't wrong.

He obtained some True Soul Contracts recently from the Heaven's Warriors, who were hunted by Illumina and others during the rescue mission. Most of them were from the Upper Realms, after all. Even this woman was from the Upper Realm. Although she didn't possess a True Soul Contract, many others did.

"Do you not trust my words?"

However, Davis's voice turned cold as he narrowed his eyes.

"It isn't a matter of trusting or not." Fairy Runalise argued, "Do you really expect me to follow through my words when it is highly possible that the heavens would influence me to do its bidding despite my word?"

"Fair enough." Davis nodded, "But I do believe you in being able to uphold your word. You're a Heaven's Warrior, after all. They may be hypocrites, but they tend to fulfill their promises if I have seen any."

"..."

Fairy Runalise didn't seem to have much of a reaction. It was as though what he said was a given.

Davis brought out a True Soul Contract.

It was in the form of a scroll and didn't appear much different from a Blood Soul Contract. The only difference was that it was made of materials that were capable of binding the true soul or, in other words, encompassing the three spiritual souls.

In this way, anyone who had formed a True Soul Contract wouldn't be able to escape from it even if they died and reincarnated. It was nearly an eternal binding. Depending on the type of True Soul Contract, it could take many generations of life and death to make it lose its power.

Davis quickly formed the True Soul Contract by using his soul force to write, giving the True Soul Contract more weight. He then displayed it to her, causing her to nod.

"We will sign it when the game has ended. That is fine, right?"

"As long as the request isn't something I should do instantly, it should be fine."

Fairy Runalise gave her opinion.

Davis smiled. She was on guard the whole time, but he didn't seem bothered.

"Well, let's move on to the second round. Speak, what do you want from me this time?"

"Haha." Davis chuckled, "You're feisty and ambitious, alright. As for me, I'll request you the same as I did before."

"..."

Fairy Runalise's expression turned stunned before her expression went grim.

Just what was this calamity scheming?

There was no way he would request something just to seal her mouth. She was full of suspicion against him, wondering if she should continue to play, but...

'His secrets... they must be galaxy-ending at the very least...'

Fairy Runalise took a deep breath before she controlled herself, "Flip it."

"You're getting into the game. Good, good..."

Davis laughed before he raised his hand and flipped the coin into the air.

*Ting!~*

It flew above but failed to reach the same height as before. Once the momentum receded, it began making its fall.

"Tails~"

The coin fell flat like before, not spinning due to the sandy surface. The coin displayed the Loret Family's Ancestor again.

It was heads.

"Haha, you failed. If you had chosen my ancestor, you would have won. My ancestor really is said to be a lucky person."

Davis pointed at her face and laughed while she glared at him.

"Now you have to uphold your end of the deal, little miss."

"I'm way older than a baby like you."

"You lost twice to a baby then."

"You-!"

Fairy Runalise's chains shook. She looked as though she was going to rip him apart as she sprung towards him but went back again, knowing she was just playing into his hands if she got angry and lost composure.