Gaeul LimPetal-shaped game pieces are neatly arranged on the table. At the end of the not-yet-effective rulebook, there is a blank signature box demanding two invitations to the next banquet.
Gaeul lowers the hand that was touching her flower-decorated necklace and places a cover over the starting bell. She writes a small question mark next to the clause tying up the other participant's stakes.
I won't ask you to take my side in this round. However, I'd like to reserve the spot next to you first when we go for a walk after it's over.
That's something to ask separately, too. Should we modify this rule first, or should we each choose a different game? I can't wager your invitation for you, after all.