a low sigh escapes her. maybe it’s best she just lets this girl’s weird 18th century diction go for now, because hikari’s not about to argue with her over being called a COMMONER. ` you put coins in. if you can match up the three pictures in front of you while they’re spinning, you get money. sometimes you might even get a jackpot. i don’t play it often unless i’m BORED. it’s not like i have a lot of money to spare. `
“How simple~!” she said, clapping her hands together. “Simple, yet time consuming nonetheless, a game of pure luck that cannot be manipulated by outside factors… what a marvelous device~” she blinked. She didn’t have a lot of money to spare? “Oh, would yoy like some of my money?” she asked, opening her wallet. “You can play on the slots, as well, if you’d like! Consider it my thanks for taking time out of your valuable day to answer my questions!”
` it’s slot machines, mainly. you know… games that rely on LUCK. do you think of yourself as a lucky person? `
“Luck? A slot machine? I’ve never heard of such a thing: is this how commoners usually gamble?” she asked, before grinning a bit. “But! I should at least try it once: I consider myself a lucky individual. Do you play these… ‘slot machine’ often? What should I expect?”
` i was just saying, you’re a little YOUNG for gambling. even heroes can’t do things sometimes. trust me, i know. `
she shifts the bag on her shoulder, huffing softly, ` and i don’t take you for much of a gambler, anyways. `
“Oh, a little gambling, is that all they do here? What do they bet on? Rhyhorn and Rapidash races? On Pokemon battling? Ma’m, I’ll have you know I’m no stranger to gambling!”
