God-Tier Get Rich System – CH188

Chapter 188: A Warm Baby

Player No. 6 said in frustration, “I want to vote out Player No. 8. Since Player No. 11 is the Seer, No. 8 must be a confirmed wolf. Directly voting him out makes more sense. I hope Player No. 11 can think this through carefully. Next.”

Mu Lantu shook his head slightly. He also agreed that No. 8 should be the target, because he was certain Huazhang was a good person, which made No. 8 definitely a wolf. As the Seer, No. 11 should also prefer to push out No. 8. However, other good players probably wouldn’t agree. From their perspective, No. 8 had claimed to be the Seer as well, and still carried some credibility. No one would risk voting him out. Even if No. 11 was the Sheriff with tie-breaking power (an extra 0.5 votes), his vote for No. 8 would still not be enough.

Mu Lantu did the math. If he, Huazhang, Player No. 11, and Player No. 6 all voted against No. 8, that would total 4.5 votes. If they could pull just two more people, it would become 6.5 votes. There was still hope of forcing No. 8 out.

So, Mu Lantu decided to keep listening to the speeches. Since his turn was later, he might have the chance to help Player No. 11 rally votes against No. 8.

The moderator announced: [Player No. 5, please speak.]

Player No. 5 said, “Well, this is awkward. I must’ve been standing on the wrong side. Everyone, don’t think I’m a wolf—I’m a good guy. I’m siding with Player No. 11, and No. 12 is definitely good. Both I and Player No. 10 voted against the wolves. What right does Player No. 10 have to call me a wolf? I’m good, yet he threw me into the wolf pit. That only shows he is a wolf trying to drag me down.

Player No. 9 is a revived good person, originally looking good. I don’t really understand why he believes he’s the Seer’s cleared ‘silver water.’ I’m not the Witch, but six people have spoken already, and no one has confirmed him as cleared. That gives me reason to doubt he’s a wolf, just playing mind games with the good guys. Don’t fall for his tricks. All in all, Player No. 9 looks pretty suspicious.

That said, the odds of Players 8, 9, and 10 all being wolves together are small. Since No. 10 is in my wolf pool, I’ll set No. 9 aside for now. Player No. 7’s genuine good-guy performance is outstanding—if we can’t recognize him as good, then who could we?

Player No. 6 I still can’t confirm. His two speeches were terrible. Worst of all, he even asked the Witch to poison Player No. 8. I’m siding with Player No. 11, but until the very end, who dares say No. 8 has absolutely no chance of being the Seer?

So, definitely don’t poison Player No. 8. The way Player No. 6 keeps targeting him shows a bad mindset. Saying he’s certain No. 8 is a wolf—that’s not how a good guy thinks. So, 6, 8, 10—they’re the three wolves.

I like Player No. 4 and accept him as good. Among Players 1, 2, and 3, there’s at least one wolf. Between 1 and 3, I think No. 3 is more suspicious. Both 1 and 3 voted for wolves, but only No. 1 has spoken. So in my eyes, No. 3 looks worse. Also, No. 3 is under the Sheriff line with No. 7. Since No. 7 is good, that makes No. 3 more likely bad.

So my wolf pool is 3, 6, 8, 10. I agree to vote out No. 6. Pass.”

[Player No. 4, please speak.]

Player No. 4 said, “I continue to side with Player No. 11. Player No. 12 has the golden check, and Player No. 9 is the reverse-golden, both are accepted as good. Player No. 10 I can’t accept anymore. Whether siding with No. 8 or No. 11, he’s been hammering on Player No. 9 nonstop.

He’s too fixated on No. 9. Honestly, I’m starting to think No. 9 really is the silver water. Don’t misunderstand me—I’m not the Witch—but I’m reasonably suspicious, and I’m not the only one. If No. 9 is both reverse-golden and silver water, his identity is very solid.

No. 8 is definitely a wolf. No. 7’s display of good was sincere and convincing—no way to spin him as a wolf. As for Player No. 6… you know, I’m starting to believe he’s a good guy. His exhaustion and discouragement didn’t seem fake. Plus, literally everyone is attacking him. If he were a wolf, wouldn’t at least one wolf teammate come to his aid? If you had to call him a wolf, he feels more like a lone stray wolf abandoned by his team.”

Mu Lantu couldn’t help but smile. That was a very apt description.

Player No. 4 continued, “As for Player No. 5, I can’t accept him. Sorry—you accept me, but I don’t accept you. You say Player No. 3 is more suspicious than No. 1. I disagree. Both No. 1 and No. 3 voted wolf, but only No. 1 has spoken, and that makes him look worse.

Player No. 2’s speech had some bright spots—I’ll accept him. So my wolf pool is 1, 5, 8, 10. I think we can vote out No. 8 today, or No. 6 works too. Next.”

[Player No. 3, please speak.]

At that moment, like Player No. 7 earlier, all eyes were on Player No. 3.

He said firmly, “I’m good, and I’m siding with Player No. 8.”

Mu Lantu folded his arms, curious to hear his reasoning.

Player No. 3 spoke loudly and confidently, “Players 2, 4, 6, 7, 9, and 12 all voted for No. 11. That’s clearly the wolves pile-voting! Can’t you see it? Player No. 7’s good performance I accept. Since I’m also under the Sheriff line with him, that means both of us are good. Which implies that all four wolves are above the Sheriff line.

Player No. 9 was checked as a wolf—confirmed. Player No. 11 is the fake Seer—confirmed wolf. Player No. 12 is a good person pulled along. Player No. 10’s logic is clear—unfortunately he lacks resolve, but I think he’s just a good person who chose the wrong side. I suggest Player No. 8 should check Player No. 10. If No. 10 comes back good, he can lead the good side.

Player No. 6’s attempts at emotional appeal are fake. He’s definitely a wolf. Many players before me already analyzed him thoroughly, so I won’t repeat it. Player No. 5 flip-flops too much—how can he be good? Highly suspicious.

Player No. 4 is just a good guy tricked by No. 6’s acting. There are thousands of wolf-killing tricks—if you think No. 6 is good, you’re falling right into it. Player No. 2 is also a good person on the wrong side. He said his biggest doubt of No. 8 was how he treated No. 6. But that’s exactly the Seer’s side of No. 8! Because he’s the Seer, eager for good to win, so the moment he spotted a flaw in No. 6, of course he wanted to label him wolf quickly to prevent complications.

A Seer should be cautious, but also decisive. And No. 8 wasn’t wrong—virtually everyone now agrees No. 6 is problematic. Player No. 1 is also good—he sided with the right person and voted correctly. So my wolf pool is 5, 6, 9, 11. If you’re good, accept me. Today we vote out No. 6. Next.”

[Player No. 2, please speak.]

Now it was Mu Lantu’s turn again.

He said, “I continue siding with Player No. 11. No. 12 is the golden check—definitely good. No. 9 is the reverse-golden—also good. His speech really moved me. For the good side to win, he even willingly accepted that identity…”

Xu Huazhang chuckled softly. His baby is such a warm baby.

Mu Lantu went on, “Like Player No. 4, I also suspect Player No. 9 might be silver water, otherwise why would the wolves hammer him so hard? It doesn’t add up—no matter how they target him, it shouldn’t work.

But… the Witch still hasn’t revealed herself. To be honest, I’ve already figured out who the Witch is. The wolves are cunning, they’ve probably guessed too. So let me speak directly to the Witch: tonight, you must use your poison.

Otherwise, I worry you’ll be killed before you even get the chance. If you’re decisive, go ahead and poison Player No. 8. If you’d rather be cautious, poison Player No. 3 instead…”

Mu Lantu deliberately said No. 3, though in his heart he had another plan.

“Forget it, I shouldn’t boss the Witch around. She’ll decide herself. Back to the point—I side with Player No. 11. Player No. 8 is a wolf. Player No. 3 is also definitely a wolf. He has entanglements with several others.

Players No. 3 and No. 7 are both under the Sheriff line. I accept No. 7 as good, which makes No. 3 look very bad. Don’t forget—when No. 8 gave his Sheriff speech, his proposed investigation order was No. 3 then No. 11. If I’m not mistaken, that was his plan to give a golden check to a wolf teammate. First give one a wolf check, then another a golden check—that makes him more believable. Now that No. 11 is confirmed as Seer, that means No. 3 must be a wolf. Also, his votes line up with wolf votes.

Player No. 6 is being targeted hard today, no escaping. Still, analysis is needed. I don’t think No. 6 could handle the wolf role—the reasons were already given by earlier players, so I won’t repeat. When No. 6 goes, don’t assume he was definitely a wolf.

Players No. 5 and No. 10 have both turned to side with Player No. 11, though they’re still attacking each other. Hard to say they’re wolves for now. But I think Player No. 5 has a higher chance of being good than Player No. 10, because he was more cautious toward Player No. 8.

Good players don’t know each other, so they worry about hurting one another. Wolves don’t care—they’ll kill whoever they want without hesitation.”

At this point, Mu Lantu said something insincere. The real reason he ranked Player No. 5 higher than No. 10 was because No. 10 kept attacking No. 9, while No. 5 had accepted No. 9. But he couldn’t say that aloud, fearing the wolves would realize he was the Witch.

The wolves strike first, the Witch’s poison comes after. He worried if he revealed too much, they’d kill him before he could act. Better to be cautious.

Across the round table, Xu Huazhang’s lips curved in a charming smile. So his baby is the Witch… A life-saving debt should be repaid with his own life. He’d remember this.

Mu Lantu concluded,  “I accept Player No. 4. He said if No. 6 really were a wolf, he’d be more like a lone stray wolf, yet he still spoke with upright confidence. Only a true good person would have that kind of righteous bearing.

As for Player No. 1—he sided with No. 8 because he thought the logic was solid: No. 8 attacked both No. 6 and No. 9, so in his eyes they weren’t aligned. If No. 8 was a fake Seer, then No. 6 and No. 9 should both be good, meaning No. 11 wasted a check on No. 6 instead of investigating outside positions…”

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