He felt elated admiration that, at last, the Jinglong Chess was probably going to be solved, yet he also felt tense and anxious for the same reason.
If the one to break the puzzle turned out to be a mere footsoldier under the Black Wind Village Chief, it would somewhat diminish the imposing image of his master, Wuya Zi.
A mere mountain bandit soldier could break the Carefree Sect Leader's painstakingly created Jinglong Chess and inherit Wuya Zi's mantle - if word got out, it would seem like a joke in the Martial World.
So, Su Xinghe also pulled out all the stops in the game.
However, as time went by, the white pieces gained the upper hand, and Jiang Dali's eyes twinkled more and more with amusement.
And whether it was Duan Yu or Xuan Nan and the rest, all could see that the Jinglong Chess was likely to be broken.
