By the fourth round of dealing, Baron Cobol's tense expression could no longer be masked. He probably thought he had a substantial advantage in this game of cards and held high hopes for that Roder Card. Now, having lost two rounds to Shard, he couldn't help but worry about losing.
Under such a mindset, there was an even higher chance of losing, a principle that even Shard understood.
They both received their hole cards, and upon a quick glance, Baron Cobol revealed a look of disappointment. It seemed it wasn't a King or Queen.
Following that, the second card dealt to each was a Moon 9 and a Moon 1 respectively. The Baron, who got the Moon 9, hesitated for quite a while before deciding to draw another card, which allowed the surrounding crowd to guess the range of points in his hand.
After seeing his hole card, Shard immediately chose to draw another card. The third cards they each received were even stranger; the Baron got a Sun 1, and Shard got a Flower 1.
