Bones?
Although Garcia's answer was somewhat quirky, it did bring a hint of surprise.
Fu Qian had always been interested in how Midas would become real, as theoretically, this would be an actual cross-dimensional change.
That's also why he had talked so much with Ross.
Fu Qian believed Ross's description of Midas was sincere.
But after all, Ross was just a reader with inevitably one-sided knowledge.
The image of Midas constructed from his information and previous investigations was nothing more than an imaginative gambler.
Suddenly appearing in the gambling city, seemingly indulging in gambling, but actually using a timely rain approach to befriend many heroes and secretly planning to rob the casino's vault.
And even though he planned such a grand heist, he had no interest in money; his only goal was to become renowned and create a legendary tale in the gambling city.
Indeed worthy of the name legend.
...
The only problem is, this legend is coming to life.
