The basement was silent, and the others watched as Ande Ulriel arranged the chessboard, setting out seven pieces on the light net just like Vikki had done previously.
After completing all of this, the old man lifted his head, gently raised his silver eyebrows, and spoke: "This time, I'll defend and you will attack. But be careful, little one, my skills are far superior to that little girl's, so this time there's no need for you to hold back."
Fang Hong scratched his head, realizing that those seven Clockwork Fairies were purely a misunderstanding.
He hadn't had the chance before, but he certainly didn't want to make the same mistake twice, hesitantly asking: "... But I'm not sure about the rules of this game, Mr. Ande. Does not holding back mean I can do anything?"
Ande paused briefly, straightened up, and asked: "You don't know the rules?" He was clearly surprised, "Has no one taught you how to play this? Wait, then how did you acquire your Margin Technique?"
