The Gwenna Corps Clash: Shuro vs. Rabio (2)

A merchant by trade, Shuro's father was a heavy gambler.

In Shuro's childhood memories, his father was always gambling in taverns.

However, Shuro's father was a poor gambler and always lost.

Of course, he won when lucky, but even after a win, he kept gambling until he lost, so he never once went home a winner.

It would have been fine if he had only bet his pocket change or drinking money, but before long he began wagering large sums, and his debts grew enormous.

Then, despite every reason to stop, he challenged someone to a high-stakes gamble, betting the shop on a desperate bid to turn everything around.

Naturally, he lost.

The shop was taken, the family scattered, and young Shuro was sent to live with relatives. When they threw him out too, he had no choice but to become a soldier.

Gambling had drastically changed his life, but Shuro did not hate it.

A love of gambling seemed to run in the family, and Shuro often made bets with his comrades...