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The rabbit got x25.
The tiger had received x2.
This was not an upset.
It was the dragon’s policy.
Eight rabbit symbols had connected across the Free Games grid for a raw €0.80 win. The red dragon on the left tightened both claws around its glowing green orb. Light crossed the reels. A multiplier appeared.
x25.
The rabbits became €20.00.
Several spins earlier, a tiger combination had produced €6.00 before multiplication. The dragon looked at the largest animal on the screen, considered the striped face, the teeth and the general evidence of authority, then assigned x2.
€12.00.
The tiger left.
The rabbit remained in my head.
Dragon Power Super Orbs had created a system where strength attracted restraint and a small woodland animal received divine intervention powerful enough to frighten the moon.
By then, I had already passed through the Respins feature and entered ten Free Games. Three glowing structures still hovered above the middle reels. Hammers appeared on the outer columns. Gongs waited inside the grid. The dragon held the orb with the expression of a creature that had personally invented multiplication and regretted teaching it to humans.
The rabbit was only the first clear sign that the temple was not using ordinary judgment.
The session had begun at €1.00 beneath mountains, red leaves and an enormous dragon wrapped around the left side of the reels.
Tigers, koi, monkeys, roosters and rabbits filled the Ways. Card symbols occupied whatever space the animals had not claimed. A red dragon Wild appeared on the inner reels, replacing everything except the objects involved in summoning the orbs.
Above reels two, three and four sat three prizes.
Sometimes money.
Sometimes Free Games.
Sometimes Respins.
Sometimes one of the Bonus levels.
The prizes changed between spins, glowing over the grid while the hammers and gongs attempted to arrange the ceremony below.
At first, the arrangements were useless.
A hammer landed on reel one.
A gong appeared on reel three.
Reel five brought a tiger.
The gong waited.
The hammer remained ready.
The tiger looked expensive and contributed nothing to the ritual.
Another spin placed two hammers on the last reel and a gong on reel four.
That should have reached the orb above reel four.
The second hammer sat too far from the arrangement to feel cooperative, yet the reels still presented everything with enough gold and noise to make me count twice.
No award came.
The dragon did not explain.
It held the green orb and stared at the ceremony like the only official qualified to declare whether a hammer had correctly acknowledged a gong.
The Ways kept the session moving in small pieces.
Monkeys crossed three reels for €1.80.
Koi returned €2.00.
A Wild dragon helped several roosters and lifted one payment to €4.80.
The tiger produced the strongest early line, then disappeared into several dry spins where rabbits occupied the first two reels and refused to continue.
The combinations were not terrible.
They were simply unable to keep pace with a temple charging admission every time a hammer and gong nearly recognised one another.
The orb above reel two once displayed €80.
A hammer landed on the first reel.
Another arrived on the fifth.
The required gong did not appear on reel two.
It appeared on reel three, directly beneath a Respins orb worth considerably less to my imagination.
That alignment also failed because the outer symbols did not complete the exact ceremony needed.
The €80 orb floated above the reels untouched.
The dragon watched it.
I watched the dragon.
A monkey sat between us holding flowers, apparently representing temple security.
By the time the correct alignment arrived, the session was €42.20 below its starting point.
A hammer landed on reel one.
Another stopped on reel five.
A gong appeared on reel three.
A second gong occupied reel four.
The orb above reel three showed RESPINS.
The orb above reel four showed 10 FREE GAMES.
Both opened.
A €40 Credit orb remained above reel two because no gong had landed beneath it.
The temple had granted two features and left the money sitting on the shelf.
The Respins would play first.
Then the Free Games.
Dragon Power Super Orbs had finally completed the ceremony and immediately created a queue.
The normal symbols disappeared.
The middle triggering reel filled with pink jewels.
Each prize jewel locked.
An x2 multiplier covered the entire starting column.
The values showed 4x, 6x and 10x the stake.
Under x2, they became €8.00, €12.00 and €20.00.
€40.00 was fixed in the centre before the first respin moved.
Three chances appeared.
Every position operated separately now. New jewels could land, lock and restore the counter.
The dragon remained beside the grid holding its green orb while the pink prize stones began arriving one at a time.
A €3.00 jewel landed on the left.
Reset to three.
Then €5.00 on the right.
Another reset.
The locked centre stayed untouched, three pink stones carrying €40.00 between them while the outer reels tried to build around the formation.
A €12.00 jewel joined.
Then a smaller €8.00.
The grid had not filled, but enough prizes had stuck to make the feature feel alive.
A green Bonus Jewel appeared near the lower-left.
MINOR.
At my stake, €10.00.
It locked.
The counter returned to three.
The dragon’s green orb flashed in response, perhaps recognising a distant relative.
Several respins passed without another symbol.
The remaining spaces stayed open.
The counter fell.
No full grid.
No Grand.
No sudden second feature hidden inside the first.
The Respins ended at €78.00.
It was a decent result without needing the dragon to burn down any mountains.
Then the ten Free Games began.
The orbs above the inner reels returned with a different selection. Credit values, Respins and Bonus prizes waited above the grid. The hammers and gongs resumed their ceremonial work while the animal symbols formed Ways beneath them.
The tiger arrived early.
Enough striped faces connected from the left for a raw €6.00 win.
The dragon activated the Free Spin multiplier.
x2.
The tiger became €12.00.
The animation gave it gold light, thunder and the sort of sound normally used when a warrior receives a sacred weapon.
The sacred weapon had doubled six euros.
Two spins later came the rabbits.
Raw win: €0.80.
Multiplier: x25.
€20.00.
The dragon had examined a tiger worth six times the stake and applied the minimum available help. Then it found a win smaller than the stake, opened the largest multiplier in that range and launched the rabbits beyond the tiger.
The animals disappeared.
The logic stayed.
On the next quiet spin, two hammers landed together on reel five.
No gong appeared anywhere.
Three extra Free Games were awarded.
The hammers had failed to strike anything and received more time.
This was consistent with the rabbit decision.
The feature now had thirteen spins in total.
Roosters produced another win below the stake. The dragon gave them x15, turning €0.60 into €9.00.
The tiger had received x2.
The rabbit x25.
The rooster x15.
The dragon’s multiplier scale was apparently based on how quickly each animal could escape after being informed of the decision.
The true eruption arrived in the middle of the feature.
A hammer landed on reel one.
Another appeared on reel five.
The gong stopped on reel three.
Above it floated a €20 Credit Jewel.
At the same time, enough monkey symbols connected across the Ways for a raw €5.40 win.
The dragon selected x6.
The monkeys became €32.40.
Then the orb was collected.
Because it had been reached during a Free Spin carrying x6, the €20 Credit Jewel also received the multiplier.
€120.00.
The one spin paid €152.40.
The monkeys vanished beneath gold light.
The Credit Jewel burst above them.
The dragon raised the green orb.
Several rabbits remained elsewhere on the grid, watching a group of monkeys accidentally drag a celestial bank through a gong ceremony.
That was the session.
Not because the feature ended there.
It did not.
The remaining Free Games still had work to do. A small symbol combination added €3.00. Several near-alignments placed hammers and gongs around orbs without reaching them. One Respins orb hovered over reel four while the final hammer landed on the wrong outer side.
No second Respins feature opened.
No Major or Grand appeared.
The dragon did not need another event.
It had already taken a €5.40 monkey win, multiplied it by six and attached €120.00 of orb money to the same ceremony.
The thirteen Free Games finished at €196.40.
The trigger itself had awarded €2.00.
Together with the €78.00 Respins result, the full feature sequence paid €276.40.
I had entered €42.20 down.
The session finished €234.20 ahead.
The base grid returned beneath the mountains.
A rooster landed on the first reel.
A rabbit appeared in the centre.
The tiger stood on the fifth.
Above them, the three orbs reset for another ceremony.
The dragon continued holding the green one, calm again, as though it had not just established a divine economy where rabbits received x25, tigers received x2 and monkeys could ring a gong hard enough to release €120 from the sky.
I closed Dragon Power Super Orbs.
The temple had hammers.
It had gongs.
It had three celestial prizes waiting above the reels.
The dragon still made every important decision by looking at the smallest animal present and panicking.
I clicked “spin.” Lucky Aces clicked “consequences.”