"Hu, what do you mean by that action before tossing the coin?" Captain Ramirez asked Hulay as he walked back to the court to warm up.

He also imitated the gesture of putting his hands together.

"Oh, this is our Chinese tradition, and it has the same meaning as 'Mary's Lucky Coin', both for blessing." Hu Lai said.

In fact, he really didn't think much about it when he did this action. When he was holding the coin in his hand and preparing to toss it, his body made such an action naturally.

It's like it's engraved in his genes, completely out of his mind.

After he finished, he realized that he was not in front of a pool in a Chinese scenic spot...

This is a bit embarrassing.

Fortunately, he was quick-witted and immediately found an excuse to perfectly explain why he did what he did just now.

"Since 'Mary's Lucky Coin' is a ritual for praying for good luck, I naturally thought of this blessing gesture from China. The two blessing rituals of Spain and China are superimposed, and I think... in this game we

Your luck should be overwhelming."

After hearing Hu Lai's confusing explanation, Ramirez nodded: "It makes sense. I hope it's what you said."

Hu Lai stroked the red bracelet on his right wrist and said, "Don't worry, captain. In China, there is an old saying: 'Qin Shihuang touched the wires and won.'"

"What's wrong with you?" Ramirez repeated what Hulay just said. Although it was in Spanish, he didn't quite understand what it meant.

"It means I have the advantage, it couldn't be better!"
Chapter completed!