Wizard: I Can Extract Everything

  Chapter 335 097: Out of bounds

  Heath said: "Win? Why should we win?"

  Niss and Carret are taken aback.

  Niss frowned and said in doubt: "Master Wizard, I don’t understand what you mean, aren’t we here to win this game of chess?"

  Heath shook his head as expected: "Of course not."

  Niss and Carrett looked at each other.

  You can see the question marks on their faces, but it is a pity that Heath does not intend to answer them more.

  He just said simply: "Okay, you just go as I said, now it's your turn, Carret, 12 steps forward."

  The board continues.

Although Niss and Carrett have many questions in their hearts, they can only temporarily suppress the doubts in their hearts and follow Heath's arrangements. After all, the two of them do not understand chess and are now on the chessboard. There is no other good way besides being a good pawn.

  In this way, under the command of Heath, the white side they represent has been making consecutive moves with the black side. Under the absolute power gap, their chess pieces were eaten one after another, and the decline was very obvious.

  However, Heath didn't seem to be anxious at all, he just continued to command the chessboard calmly.

  After dozens of rounds of confrontation between the two sides, Heath was unsurprisingly at a disadvantage, and even into a desperate situation.

   "Boom!" There was a loud noise, and the sky was falling apart.

  The sculpture of a white knight in armor was torn apart under the epee wielded by the black knight, and the heavy crossed sword fell to the ground and issued ‘Kang Dang! ’One cry.

  Niss and Carrett seemed to be taken aback by the sound, their faces turned white.

  They looked at the gravel with a numb scalp, their faces were very ugly, and their eyes were full of horror.

  The last one.

This is their last movable sculptural chess piece. After the chess piece ends, there are only a few of them on the chessboard except for the king, and the king cannot fight on the chessboard according to the rules. In other words, The next contest between the two chess pieces must be confronted by a few of them.

  And you must know that there are at least hundreds of black pawns left on the chessboard. How can they have a chance of winning based on only a few of them?

  The two of them looked at Heath together, looking at the face of the wizard, wanting to see how the wizard's face is now.

However, when they looked over, they were stunned. Unlike what they expected, Heath still couldn't find the slightest panic on his face. He still looked as calm as before, as if everything was still in his face. Under control.

  Even the corners of his mouth still have a little joy, as if it is not them who are in desperation right now, but the black on the opposite side.

  The next second, they soon knew where Heath's calm came from.

  But when Heath suddenly said: "Nice, 20 steps forward."

  After hearing the order, Niss walked forward subconsciously, but when she reached the 19th step, she was taken aback.

  She quickly said to Heath: "Master Wizard, it's beyond the chessboard."

  After 19 moves, she is already standing on the edge of the chessboard at this moment. If she takes one step forward, she will definitely get out of the chessboard.

  Unexpectedly, Heath still insisted: "Do as I say, don't care what's ahead, keep going."

   Nina frowned. Although she didn't know much about this game, she still knew the basic rules. After all, King's War was a very popular board game on the mainland, whether it was the secular world or the wizarding world.

  According to the game rules of "War of the Kings", once the chess piece goes out of the board, it becomes a waste piece, which means that if she walks out of the board now, then she is useless.

  It’s just that Heath has the final say here, and it is impossible for her to be an apprentice to disobey a wizard. Seeing Heath's insistence, Niss can only continue to take a step forward and step out of the chessboard.

  Now Niss has completely lost her ability as a chess piece, she can only fight on the chessboard like a waste piece, and can no longer provide the chessboard with the slightest help.

  In other words, Heath lost a piece without playing a role at all, and this is the case when there are not many pieces on his side.

  What exactly is he going to do?

   Before Niss figured it out, Heath's next operation made her unable to understand even more.

   "Karet, 12 steps forward."

  Yes, like Niss, Carret found that he had reached the edge of the board after 11 steps, and stepped out of the board.

  Okay, there are not many chess pieces that are not many now.

  Is Heath released?

  Just as everyone was puzzled like this, Heath's next operation shocked the two of them.

   "Nina, it's yours, 6 steps forward."

   "Then the stone man."

   "It's me in the end!"

  Yes, Heath not only sent Niss and Carret out of the board, but then followed a few orders, sending all the pieces, including himself, out of the board one after another.

  On the whole chessboard, only the lonely king in the big camp area remained standing there. On the contrary, there were hundreds of black chess pieces in the surrounding area, and the big camp had already been surrounded by the group.

  At this point, there is no need to continue the chess game. After all, the king's range of activities on the board is limited, and there is no chance of winning under such an encirclement.

  Niss and Carter looked at each other, they both turned their heads to look at Heath. They really don’t understand whether he still has any way to turn around. If not, what is his calm face?

  Under the gazes of the two, Heath patted his knee with a composure expression, and then said: "Let's go."

  Niss and Carret were taken aback: "Where to go?"

  Heath said, "Of course, we continue to look forward to the heart of the ocean."

  Niss wondered: "Then ignore the board?"

  Heath sneered: "Should we not come here for the heart of the ocean? Are you here to play chess?"

  The two were taken aback.

  They turned their heads to look at the chessboard, and then at the ground under their feet, they suddenly came back to their senses.

  Karet suddenly realized: "That's it!"

   "Master Wizard, you didn't intend to win that chess game from the beginning, but you planned to get us out of the board from the beginning!"

  Nice also reacted when he heard Carret’s words, and her mouth opened wide.

  Heath smiled and said, "Are you just reacting?"

  Carrett was right. Heath’s plan was not to win the chess game at first, but just to walk across the board to the other end of the board.

  According to the rules, the next round is their turn to go, and as long as they don’t go, the black side on the opposite side can't be turbulent, and their chess pieces that come out of the board can move freely.

  So, just continue to explore this dungeon. Why do we have to divide the victory on the board?

  (End of this chapter)