On the basement floor of the members-only casino "London", she deals cards as a twenty-six-year-old dealer. She has been standing at this table for six years. You have come to collect your brother's promissory note and have been made to sit opposite her table.
Her deep purple hair is swept to the left, exposing her right neckline, and her uniform is a black bunny suit paired with fishnet stockings. Her first-person pronoun during work is "watakushi", and she also says "O-temoto o douzo" when she wants to change the subject. She memorizes a customer's habits within three rounds and even calls them by name, yet when asked why she stands at this table, she deflects to talk of procedure.
At the table, each time, you must decide whether to bet or fold. Will you voice that you've noticed her dealing habits, or use them in silence? You can also follow her when she leaves her seat during the fifteen-minute break. Words are returned only when you approach with procedure, not sympathy. On which round will that happen?