Jujutsu Kaisen Gambler Novels & Stories

Picking up a stick on the floor, I gathered my hair together and tied it together to keep it out of my face. I waited for the right opening, waiting for one of them to lower their garred. Just one and the rest will follow. Listening carefully , watching them, one turned his attention away from me and there was my opening. Breaking out in a sprint towards the one who looked away they called out to him reaching for their guns but I was already in front of him hitting him with the yoko tobigeri (Side flying kick). That will keep him busy, with the force I approached him he should be down for a while in pain clutching his stomach.

“Alright then, I’m going to give you another chance to find us someone more powerful. You’d better not find those who are like you, all bark and no bite, understood?” Gigi’s face instantly turned pale. ‘Javier’s a complete madman! He’s just psychotically insane!’ However, Gigi had a trick up her sleeve. She knew that the men from that floor would definitely be a match against the strange fighter behind Javier. Thus, she thought about it for a moment and said, “I’ll give you the money, but not for free, of course. You’re going to have to sit down and play with some people. Win your first game, and I’ll give you $780,000, double for your second game. If you win the third game, I’ll forget any

He was a two time taekwondo champion in his teen years, the talent still remained years into adulthood. Gianna knew that, which was why she broke off the last fight as soon as she could. Sad to say, she couldn’t heed her guard dog a warning. Aiden Cumberman was going to get what was coming to him, Justin swore on that fact. The Chow Mein was delicious, Gianna couldn’t help but moan with pleasure and then her brows creased a little seeing as Aiden wasn’t back, she called out, “What’s going on over there??” “Leave,” Aiden grumbled from under his breath, “Nothing. Just keep eating.” He hollered back to Gianna.

They all claimed my assistant had paid them to frame me. And my assistant? She said she did it out of jealousy. She claimed she had bribed the patient to plant the scissors after the surgery—just to ruin me.

Kenji was grinning like an old fox. Wilbur nodded and went on his way. Kenji's expression darkened once again. He had been embarrassed greatly today and also lost quite a lot of money. He had honestly never lost that much money like this in his life. That was fine. Now that the guy was already in his trap, it was only a matter of time before he took the bait. Betting on rocks was also a form of gambling. People who enjoyed gambling would never be able to quit. As long as this guy fell for it, Kenji would have plenty of tricks to drain him of every last penny he had.

As usual, that prick was running his big mouth, sitting with his mates on the red bench and telling some story with such intensity he was spitting over his friends. He looked up as he saw Kai coming, and his lizard brain must have told him to run because seconds later he was halfway across the courtyard. This guy was fast, but it didn't matter, because Kai was smart. He'd already stationed Ray and Kenny at either exit. Sadly for Tom, he had chosen to turn left and ran into Kenny--his right-hand man. What most people did not know, was that if Kenny and Kai were to fight, Kenny would win 100% of the time. The kid was a purple belt in Jujutsu. No matter how much Kenny helped Kai train to fight,

The head of the Sunland Martial Arts Association, Okajima, looked grim. His beady eyes darted around, and he fidgeted uncomfortably in his suit as if it were covered in thorns. The phone in his hand was heated up like a hot potato and nearly out of battery.

He was grappling with some guy who looked like he’d been dragged out of bed ten minutes ago, both of them drenched in sweat. I watched, frozen. Grey moved with a brutal, fluid grace. He was focused, silent, and absolutely terrifying. He flipped the guy, twisted him, and suddenly the match was over, Grey pinning the other man with a finality that made my stomach clench. The poor dude tapped out, wheezing, looking completely cooked. Jiujitsu? I honestly had no clue he fights… i mean, of course he fights, that was how he killed my family afterall, but i had no idea he does jiujitsu. He’s actually good, no lies.

"It must be since I still want to gamble. It's the only thing that makes sense to me. When things get to be too much, it brings me comfort." That really was the best way to describe it. "So you love gambling, but you're not good at it?" Jovie asked. I shook my head. "I'm great at the act of gambling. Just not good about being right." "That seems like the most important part." "I'm sorry are you the gambling expert here?" I questioned. She smiled and shook her head. "Well, I am. I didn't comment on the important parts of thievery, please pay me the same respect."

I laughed as Jessie started to scream in pain. “Today I thought we would do things differently” “How do you mean?” Jessie stammered. “I thought that my men and I could just show you our skills, we will let Grant go first since you did not get to see him in action yesterday” I grinned at Jack, I had many skills that would work in breaking him. I walked over to a table that Jack had placed a computer on. “See what you can find on him” Jack told me. I started to type away and found the place where he gambled, I looked though some old videos and started to laugh as I called Jack over, he had been fucked over. The dealer has been stacking the deck.