Chapter 108: One-third of the land, let you be happy first (please vote for the monthly ticket! Please subscribe)
The Horse-Headed Ashura was overjoyed.

I was so excited that I almost laughed out loud.

His dice were made of his own bones and were personally crafted by Maya Ashura, the master craftsman of the earth. As long as they were in his hands, he could throw out any number he wanted.

Now Indra, the king of heaven, is willing to use this dice.

"How arrogant!"

"Indra!"

The Horse-Headed Ashura murmured in his heart while slowly rubbing the dice in his hands.

His blue hair fluttered in the wind, and his eyes flashed with a cold light as he looked coldly at the Emperor in front of him.

He has already made up his mind!

I must win Indra over later and make him my slave, and see if this Emperor of Heaven can still be so proud!
"Then do it your way!"

The horse-headed Ashura sneered.

"it is good!"

"But I want to raise the stakes!"

Indra smiled softly, crossed his hands, propped up his chin, and glanced at the horse-headed Ashura.

"Oh?"

"What do you want to add?"

The horse-headed Ashura laughed.

"Winning by so little is too slow. I want to fight you to decide the winner!" Indra's eyes were stern and his voice was deep. "I'm betting with you that all of us gods will win."

"As long as I lose, all the gods in this calamity will become your slaves forever!"

"But if I win, what about your bet?"

"Hayajiripo!!!"

Indra spoke.

Hayekalipa! Hayekalipa! Hayekalipa!

The shocking roar echoed across the starry sky. The stars in the sky continued to tremble, as if trembling with Indra's rage, causing countless volcanic eruptions.

At this moment, all the gods opened their eyes wide and looked at Indra in shock.

How to do? !

If Indra lost, they would all become slaves to the Horse Head.

In the Brahma realm.

On the holy lotus.

Brahma's calm expression disappeared, and he couldn't help but open his eyes wide, his snow-white beard slightly raised, and several heads looked up at the starry sky at the same time.

"Indra actually gambled so much!"

Brahma was surprised.

"Yeah! It's too risky. Is he sure he can win?"

Goddess Saraswati exclaimed.

At this time, the chief immortal was also in this Brahma world. He exerted his power and transformed himself into a mirror of light, and saw a scene in the starry sky.

He turned around anxiously, looking helpless.

"This horse-headed Asura must have used some tricks to defeat Surya before!"

"If we continue to gamble like this, the gods will be finished after one round!"

The chief priest said anxiously.

……

Ji Luosha.

Vishnu had a serious expression, the Mahavairocana Wheel spinning on his finger. He looked into the distance at the scene in the starry sky and spoke slowly.

"Has Indra's arrogance revived?"

Vishnu muttered.

He is very worried!
Goddess Lakshmi held her husband’s hand lovingly.

Shiva also had a serious expression, holding the trident, his eyes fixed, and many figures in the starry sky were reflected in his eyes.

……

The horse-headed Ashura opened his eyes wide and stared at Indra, staring at his expression.

"Do you think I don't dare?"

"Since you want to gamble, I'll play a round with you, and we'll decide the winner in one round!"

The horse-headed Ashura chuckled.

He rolled two dice, glanced at Indra, and said slowly: "Then I will use the heaven as the bet!"

"not enough!"

Indra laughed, his voice decisive and sonorous.

The horse-headed Ashura's eyes turned cold, his mane fluttering in the wind, his blue body was like an abyss, carrying the aura of destroying everything.

"Then add one-third of the land."

Horse-headed Ashura Road.

Many Asura generals stared with their eyes wide open. At this moment, it seemed as if the world was spinning.

[Vibrajiti], [Durgama], [Aruna] and many other Asura generals showed astonishment, and their faces turned around, looking at the horse-headed Asura in disbelief.

One third of the land!
This guy actually gambled so much!
"Good! You are worthy of being the Asura King. I, Indra, acknowledge you today!"

Indra laughed loudly, straightened his chest, put one hand on his knee, and swung the other hand violently.

Swish!
Rays of blue lightning fell from the palm of his hand.

Amidst the flashes of thunder and lightning.

A chessboard full of squares suddenly appeared before the many gods and Asuras.

The Horse-Headed Ashura leaned forward slightly and took a closer look.

The chessboard was full of squares, and several chess pieces were placed in the diagonals, aligned with the squares, which seemed to be the path the chess pieces were going to take.

“This is the flying chess I invented!”

"The rules are very simple, roll the dice to determine the number of steps, and whoever reaches the opposite corner first wins!"

Indra smiled.

The horse-headed Ashura chuckled, shook his head slightly, and said with a smile: "Simple, then come on, I'll let you start first!"

"it is good!"

Indra grabbed the dice, rubbed them with his hands, and the dice fell onto the chessboard in an instant, revealing a "five".

The gods' eyes lit up.

"Looks like I'm lucky!"

Indra smiled softly, picked up the chess piece and took five steps forward.

"So this is ah!"

The Horse-Headed Ashura sneered, grabbed the dice and rubbed them, and the two dice fell onto the chessboard while spinning.

six!
When the Asuras saw this number, they instantly became excited and shouted excitedly.

"King Ashura is great and supreme!"

"Okay!"

"Great! The gods are going to be our slaves!"

The Ashura generals were cheering.

The gods became nervous, all clenched their fists and stared at the chessboard.

We fell behind at the start!

How to do?
The gods were very worried.

"It seems I have better luck!"

The Horse-Headed Ashura smiled and was about to reach out to grab the dice.

Snapped!
The next moment, a crisp slapping sound was heard, echoing among the stars.

what!
The horse-headed Ashura suddenly raised his head and glared at Indra who slapped his arm away.

"Excuse me!"

"One and six points cannot move. This is the rule of flying chess!"

As he spoke, Indra smiled and made his move, lifting his chess piece and moving forward six steps at a time.

"Then why are you moving forward!"

The horse-headed Ashura opened his eyes wide and stared at Indra.

"Since you can't move, the points for moving forward are given to me. That's the rule of flying chess!"

Indra smiled.

When the Asuras heard this, their happiness was instantly wiped out, and their eyes seemed to be burning with anger as they glared at Indra in front of them.

This guy doesn't make the rules clear!

The gods were stunned for a moment, and couldn't help but feel happy.

Although they don’t know how to play flying chess, they seem to have the upper hand!
"It seems that Hayagriva's gambling skills are not good enough!"

The sun god Surya stood with his head held high and said proudly.

"Yes, we gods are more skilled!" The fire god Agni laughed. "It seems you can't beat the emperor."

"Yes, that's it!"

The wind god Vayu shook his head, looking very happy.

snort!
The horse-headed Ashura stared coldly at Indra, clenched his fists, and watched Indra grab the dice and start to rub them.

Wow!
Indra's grip loosened.

Two o'clock!

He smiled and took a step forward.

"It's your turn!"

Indra looked up and smiled.

The Horse-Headed Ashura had a stern face and remained silent. He decided to teach Indra a lesson.

"Let me make you happy first."

(End of this chapter)