Unlike the prompts from the Eye of Destiny, these buttons were real, interactive objects that appeared within the scene, not directly in his eyes.
Interesting.
Shi Ming tapped "Agree."
A sandbox-like battlefield was set up. Twenty-five tin soldiers were the defenders. Another twenty-five blue tin soldiers airdropped onto the sandbox as the attackers, and the two teams began to fight.
The game was played for five rounds.
Four losses out of five.
Shi Ming discovered that in every round, the losing side would have one tin soldier scrapped—in other words, killed. But because there was a tin soldier with a broken leg on his side, their battles inevitably ended in defeat. Their only victory had come in the first round, when the soldiers' morale was high, barely overcoming their disadvantage in strength.
"Commander, we're losing so badly! Let's not play anymore!"
"Alright. We'll play again next time."
That night.
