The rules of Spirit Chess stated that, even if almost all of the black pieces disappeared, as long as one still remained, it could still be a black victory.0

Grandmaster Yu Ran grew increasingly anxious. The Third Boss had clearly seen through the game board. If she waited any longer, she would not even be able to enter.0

She stopped hesitating and moved forward.0

Lu Yin’s eyes narrowed. Grandmaster Yu Ran had not yet fully understood the Spirit Chess game board, which meant her entry was quite reckless. She was relying on luck. However, her luck proved decent. The sourceboxes’ danger zone was constantly changing, colliding and merging as it churned like a stormy sea that swept everything away. Both the black and white pieces were being wiped out.0

At first, Lu Yin’s actions had allowed more of his black pieces to remain, but his advantage was quickly disappearing, rendering his previous actions irrelevant.0

This won’t do.0

Lu Yin lightly tapped a finger, guiding the turbulence of the danger zone towards Grandmaster Yu Ran.0

The game board was formed from ten Boundless Advanced sourceboxes, and each one had its own danger zone.0

One of the sourceboxes’ danger zone was similar to stones that were constantly piling up to form an ancient structure that would then crash down quite viciously.0

Grandmaster Yu Ran gritted her teeth and moved to dodge the incoming danger zone.0

Any changes in their positions would trigger further changes in the danger zone that formed...0