Just as Ree Shil had predicted, Greenfeather finally emerged victorious.
His judgment was not unfounded, but rather based on evidence.
It was not the factor on the card table but the off-table evidence.
As mentioned earlier, Greenfeather's appearance at Table One in the first round was undoubtedly organized by the Association.
After all, he had personal experience with such tactics played by the Association.
Putting Greenfeather in the first position was a show of the Association's momentum.
So her opponent must be weaker than her.
It's probably the kind where as long as she performs normally, she can firmly suppress the opposite side.
So, in the first match at Table One, Ree Shil's prediction was correct, and it didn't have the slightest difficulty, as everyone expected.
Moreover, the round ended very quickly, so while waiting for the second wave to start, the commentary booth turned to the next table beside it.
At this time, Table Thirty-Four was also approaching the end.
