No 1 Supreme Warrior novel Chapter 864

Hokuto Chess Club.

This is a very special clubhouse in S City, which only entertains guests who know chess from all over the world. No matter you are male or female, young or old, rich or poor, as long as you know chess and are good at it, you can enter.

The ticket, of course, is to beat the chess boy standing at the entrance to the hall.

The chess boy is not very old, about a teenager, bright-eyed and harmless.

If those who enter the Hokuto Chess Club see chess boy as young and can be bullied, they are very wrong. There was once a famous domestic chess player who challenged the chess boy and lost in ten rounds.

When this happened, it caused a huge ripple effect and the unheard Hokuto Chess Club was once known to the world, thus gaining fame.

No one from all walks of life in S City knows who is behind the Hokuto Chess Club, but this secret, to those of the upper class, is no secret.

Angus finished his phone call and did not go in immediately, but smoked a cigarette outside, his face full of shade, and his narrow eyes even swept a killing intent.

Losing the shelter of Leo is not good news for Angus.

In particular, he is now faced with a situation where Olly is already planning to take action against him, and the situation is unfavourable to Angus on all sides.

However, even if the situation was bad, he still had to face it. After putting out his cigarette, Angus, still on his crutches, re-entered the box.

The secluded Supreme Box is large, but dimly lit, with only a single dim light in the centre, making it appear somewhat eerie from a distance.

There were only three people in the box, a handsome young man, and next to him sat a beauty dressed in a long, clean white dress with long hair.

A middle-aged old man in cloth was standing silently behind the handsome youth, who, it is not difficult to imagine, was the youth's escort.

He was so quiet that if he didn't have a shadow, one would think he didn't exist.

Three people were looking intently at the huge chessboard on the coffee table.

This is chess.

Yet it is not the chess of today, but more like the ancient chess.

In the huge chessboard, to move the pieces, you have to move the pieces in the huge chessboard yourself.

Olly and Judith, with one side in red and the other in black, drenched in a dizzying battle.

Angus took a deep breath, tried to make his expression look natural and walked to the sofa and sat down.

"Who's calling, taking so long?"

Olly asked out loud.

When he made a sound, he remained focused on the board, sometimes frowning.

He picked up the 'knight' from the board, then leapt forward and crossed the boundary.

Seeing this, Judith was unhurried and moved up to the soldiers.

Angus noticed that at the moment, Olly was actually on the downside of the board, being chased by Judith.

The city was attacked step by step, and soon the territory was gradually being eaten up and whaled away.

Olly was shocked in his heart. He knew that Olly's attainments in chess had reached the point of perfection, but he did not expect that Judith, a musician, would still be pressing Olly.

The world only knows that Music Maestro is famous for her music skills, but they do not know that her chess skills are just as good.

Angus did not know the way of chess and could not read the situation on the field, but he knew that the end of the game was not far away from Olly's attack.

Not only him, but also Judith, will suffer the ripple effect.

"A call from an old friend, it's been too long since I've seen him, so we talked for a bit longer."

Angus said indifferently.

"Is that so? It seems this old friend is very special to you."

Olly's smile intensified, his gaze still fixed on the game with unblinking eyes.

"......"

Angus did not speak, only a drop of cold sweat ran down his forehead.

"Cousin, come and see this game, do you think I will win or Judith will win?"

Olly narrowed his eyes, and said.

Angus frowned and guessed, "I think you will win."

Angus knows some of Olly's exploits, and on several occasions, he has bounced back from defeat to win a chess game.