Mardock Scramble: The Third Exhaust Page #2
- TV-MA
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- 2012
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aren't deceiving.
We have a draw.
Stay.
Hit.
Stay.
We have a draw.
Sixteen draws in a row.
You don't see that every day...
A sign that your luck is an
even match for the casino's .
You're formidable opponents, indeed.
What is this man after?
I don't know.
What's he thinking?
What's this scent I'm smelling?
What should I do?
For now, we'll hold him off
using the optimal strategies.
It's not as if my card counting
is being blocked.
We have a draw.
He precisely ordered
over 300 cards while shuffling.
His skill is hard to believe.
Every single hand
ends in a draw...
You two have magnificent luck.
Or perhaps there is some third party
who is giving you your luck?
Perhaps it's time
for a change in strategy.
Hit.
Hit.
Hit me.
Player busts.
Hit.
What should I do?
Stick with the optimal strategy.
Let the Doctor handle the frontal assault.
Stay.
We have a draw.
It'll take more than one card
to get you to budge, huh?
Hit.
Hit.
Hit.
Hit me.
Player stays, I assume?
Stay.
We have a draw.
That's some countermeasure. Who else
besides you could possibly do that?
It's simply a matter of practice.
For someone who shot down
every ball I threw,
...you're putting on
a boring show.
Chips don't mean anything
to you, right?
So who are you
holding back for?
Restraint is like a pile of sh*t.
During a big match,
Concentrate on the game. Don't forget
that she works for the casino, too.
You're you. You don't need
to hold back for anyone.
Hit me.
Stay.
Player loses, player draws.
One can lose his luck
over the slightest thing.
No one can laugh at someone
who's been abandoned by luck.
I'll hand off my good luck to her,
and my bad luck to you.
Feel free to rejoin the fight
whenever you like.
Stay.
Player loses.
Stay.
I made a mistake.
I'm sorry.
Stop it.
He's manipulating you.
He's trying to implant
But if I had done as you taught me
and not asked for that hit earlier,
...I would have had blackjack.
It's my own fault for not being
able to read this man.
My condolences, miss.
By the way, you can't hear someone's voice
through that left glove of yours, can you?
How did you--
Bingo.
You aren't speaking with the cards,
you're speaking with your left hand.
I'm sorry, Oeufcocque...
I'm sorry.
It's all right. Stay calm. He isn't
allowed to touch a guest's clothing.
They don't have any means
of separating us.
Stay.
Player loses.
I have a question for you.
What is it?
It's just a little icebreaker.
It's no fun to play when the atmosphere
is this tense, don't you agree?
Let's say that you're driving down
a long road in your car.
Around you is nothing but desert.
What do you do?
I wait for help to arrive.
So you would hitchhike.
What would you do if you came across
someone who needed help?
If they look like they
can be trusted, I help them.
I see.
Both are 50% answers.
You're average.
There are other answers?
Did you stop to consider that it could be
a carjacker pretending to be a hitchhiker?
You're saying that I should
never help anyone?
By "50% answer," I mean that
your attitude changes...
...depending on which side
of the situation you're on.
For example, if no one helps you,
you won't go looking for help.
Or if you do help, you're prepared
to be killed by that person.
If someone asks for help, you kill him.
That person is prey.
And if someone offers their help,
that person is also prey.
legally steal from others.
That is what gambling is.
What is a sweet young lady like you
doing in such a place?
Were you born mute?
Or did you lose your voice
because of someone?
While hitchhiking, perhaps?
Stay calm. I can't read his intentions.
Don't make any hasty moves.
This man is testing me.
To see whether or not
I'll play his game.
Stop what you're doing.
Please trust me.
I do. That's why I'm asking you
Balot!
Do I look like
I'm that easy to kill?
You're a formidable opponent.
We probably wouldn't find anything
even if we searched your body.
There might not have been
anything to begin with.
In any case, you took off your gloves
of your own accord.
Neither I nor the casino
forced you to do so.
No.
When I say you're a formidable opponent,
I mean that you don't run or hide.
Hit.
Stay.
Player loses.
Oeufcocque, do you read me?
I still seem to be able to transmit.
What are you up to?
I'm sorry. I just thought
that I had to do it.
I have a favor to ask.
Do you mind?
If it's in my power.
Add the numbers to my senses.
Not the count?
That's too narrow.
Something's bothering me,
something besides the numbers.
I want to know what it is.
Understood. I'll have the numbers
reflect your visualization as best I can.
Manipulate them however you like.
Thank you.
Sure thing, Partner.
Player busts.
Player busts.
Player busts.
They're like birds flying...
Excuse me?
Player busts.
It's pointy, so I want
to round it off.
Hit.
It's incredibly pointy.
Still, hit me.
It's getting pointier
and pointier.
Hit.
Hit.
Hit.
Stay.
A draw...
Do you know why I am looking forward
to this next card?
If it's a king, you lose.
Especially if it's a spade.
All that card plucking
would be for nothing.
You saw through my shuffle?
No. But the cards have been in
Not very many, it seems.
I don't need to win much.
I want to bet on clubs.
They're going to be on my side.
Understood.
Hit.
Hit.
Stay.
You won!
Congratulations.
Next hand.
Hit.
Hit.
Stay.
She did it!
Did you see that? Say what
you like about this girl,
...but she knows what
it means to endure.
Bell Wing... And here I thought
that you were on MY side.
It's no fun if the game
is over quickly.
There's just one thing
that I want you to remember.
That thing I blurted out and tried to
teach you even if you already knew it.
About being ladylike?
Right. Be the person you ought to be.
Be who you're meant to be.
Otherwise, you'll never be
able to talk to the cards.
If you can't talk to the cards, you'll never
be able to beat this man. Right?
Right.
That's better. You're far more
beautiful now than before.
Thank you, Bell Wing.
I should have asked
someone else...
It's hard to believe...
You're beginning
to understand luck.
I've spent my whole life trying to do so,
and you've done it in a mere hour.
You're humble.
Such people take coincidence
and turn it into the inevitable.
Inevitability that will
allow them to survive.
Have you ever
thought about luck?
I used to think a lot
about how bad mine was.
There's more to that hitchhiking story
I was telling earlier. May I continue?
Of course.
I had an older brother.
Two brothers against the world.
But one day, he picked up a hitchhiker
in his car and was killed by him.
He was forced into the trunk,
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