Chapter 336

The other three agreed to Uncle Larry’s remark. Lord of Honors was a global game that required players to form groups. The highest-ranking player would earn the title ‘Lord of Eternal’. On the game page, one could see right away that the highest-ranking player was Uji Quin from Kansas, but they were not online. Online gaming was their forte, and they did far better than players from Burlington. There was only one player from Burlington in Lord of Honors’ global top ten, while five were from Kansas. Charmine clicked on Uji Quin’s profile and clicked on one particular button: [Challenge] The “challenge” was one of Lord of Honors’ unique features, allowing its players to challenge anyone as long as they deposited some cash. If the player lost, however, the cash would not be refunded. Charmine deposited one hundred million. Just like that, Lord of Honors’ world chat was overridden with comments about the challenge. [OMG! Someone just deposited one hundred million to chal