The cowgirl was immensely envious.
Lin Baici and his group made a huge profit.
The Bunny Girls lifted Hoffman's corpse and threw it into the sea.
Soon, more tourist bodies were carried out by the Bunny Girls.
These were the people who bet on Hoffman to win.
Lin Baici recognized two foreigners, the couple who had a minor scuffle on the deck when they first boarded the Ghost Ship.
Now, they were both dead.
Soon after, Lin Baici saw the group of queue jumpers from India being thrown into the sea as fish food.
Among them was that annoying high-caste fellow.
Lin Baici had thought this guy might stand out, but his fate was death as well.
Over five hundred people chose to bet on Lin Baici and were lucky enough to survive. As for the others, they had to keep playing the game to accumulate chips.
...
At noon the next day, a thick fog began to envelop around the cruise ship.
Lin Baici, sitting on the balcony enjoying the scenery, was suddenly invigorated.
