Back to Sheva's game, currently, the boy was in such a complicated mood. At first glance, his position looked far worse than his opponent's. The boy had a rook, a queen, a knight, and a light bishop cramping on the eighth row, trying their best to defend against the opponent's attack. Not only that, the other two pieces that weren't on that row, his second rook and dark bishop, were on the seventh row, getting frozen on the spot without being able to move freely.
At first, Sheva thought that his position was so much worse that he had to find a way to get out of this embarrassing state and made a counter to equal the game again. However, after wasting about twenty minutes of his time, the boy had his eyes widen, realizing that things were not as simple as he initially thought.
*Author note: If you want to visualize the position better, check the comment below.
