[Soul of Chess] What if

Since he wants to find out the relationship between Shinto and Sai, the first task at present is to confirm whether there is a computer in Shinto's home.

After all, this is the premise to ensure the feasibility of the next plan.

If Shinto's home has a computer, the possibility of being able to confirm the identity of the other party is almost zero.Because in this way, he would not be able to accurately grasp the time of Shinto's Internet access, unless he stayed in Shinto's room 24 hours a day and paid close attention to each other's every move.

That is to say, in this case, only by thinking of a reasonable reason to stay with Shinto all day can he get the answer he wants to know.

If Shinto doesn't have a computer at home, then whether he is playing online as Sai himself or just watching Sai's games as a chess fan, he should still go to Internet cafes.In this case, it will be much less difficult to confirm the identity of the other party.

Now that the current primary task is clear, how to confirm it?

He Gu put his chin on his hands and thought about it seriously, suddenly a flash of light appeared in his mind: Yes!game!

Regardless of his original plan to take revenge on his mother, He Gu hurried towards home with the light bulb in his hand.

Guessing that Shinto had already arrived home, he dialed the phone.

"Hi, hello, this is Shindo's house."

According to the voice, it should be Shinto who answered the phone.He Gu stabilized his mind, and then said carelessly as usual: "Hey, Shinto, I'm He Gu!"

"Hegu?"

The other party sounded a little surprised, probably because he didn't expect that he would call him suddenly during the holiday.He Gu secretly guessed.

"What's the matter? Are you looking for me for something?"

Hearing Shinto's question, Kazuya hurriedly replied according to the rhetoric he had rehearsed repeatedly in his heart before: "Ah, I'm sorry for calling so late. Shinto, your "Ocarina of Time" cassette is still there ?"

"A cassette of "Ocarina of Time"?" Shinto repeated suspiciously, "Yes. What's wrong?"

"Well, can you lend me it for a few days? I want to play it again, but my cassette was borrowed by someone else." He Gu said in a pitiful tone.

"sure."

Sure enough, without any hesitation, the other party agreed to his request.

Although he has only been in contact with Shinto for less than four months, Kazuya knows very well that Shinto is the last person to refuse someone's request.Even for people who are not very familiar with him, once he asks him for something, as long as it is within his ability, Shindo will definitely help.

What's more, I exist as his friend.

"Really? Thank you so much!" The other party thanked him excitedly as soon as the voice fell, and then he tentatively suggested, "Then can I go to you tomorrow afternoon?"

This question can be said to be the main purpose of He Gu's phone call this time.

The reason why it is tomorrow afternoon is because the first game of the third stage of the Nongshim Cup will be played from 02:30 to 03:30 tomorrow afternoon.

There are three reasons why He Gu asked this question:

One is that it can reflect the mood that you urgently need that game cartridge, which fits your current personality, and minimizes the possibility of being suspected by the other party as much as possible.

The second is to delineate the time frame virtually.In this way, he calmly limited his time to get the game cassette tomorrow, even if the other party really had something important tomorrow and couldn't lend it to him, Shindo would definitely give it to him as soon as possible in the next few days.

And these days happened to be during the Nongshim Cup.In the process of going to Fuji's house to get the game cassette, I can take measures according to whether he has a computer or not, so as to confirm the identity of the other party.

The third is that he can preliminarily judge whether Shinto is doing something that needs to be concealed from others based on the tone of the other party's answer.If he rejected his offer, there must be something tricky about it.After all, if you're just watching a sai game, there's no need to be sneaky, is there?

"Afternoon?" Shindo replied apologetically, "It's not convenient for me tomorrow afternoon..."

It seems that Shinto does have some ulterior arrangements tomorrow afternoon... But he can't push too hard, otherwise it will arouse the opponent's resentment.

Hegu pretended not to find anything unusual and asked in a consulting tone: "Then can I go to you after lunch tomorrow? I will come back when I get the game, and it shouldn't affect your afternoon arrangements."

"Uh... well, that's fine." Despite some hesitation, Shinto agreed to the proposal.

Seeing that the direction of the matter is roughly in line with his expectations, He Gu, who understands the principle of accepting when he sees good, hastily and cheerfully ended the call before the other party backed down: "See you tomorrow!"

"See you tomorrow."

The next day, He Gu came to Shinto's house on time as agreed.

Although he said that he would be back in a while, Shinto's mother still warmly brought drinks and desserts.

The moment he followed Shinto to his room on the second floor, Kazuya quickly took a look around the furnishings in the house while the other party was not paying attention.

Didn't see a desktop computer.However, Shinto may also be using a laptop.

Although you can ask the other party directly, in this way, your impure motives will be noticed by the other party. Once the other party is on guard, it will be more difficult for you to confirm the other party's identity.

While he was sorting out his thoughts, Shinto also took out the game cassette from the drawer.

I haven't even opened the package... It seems that Shinto really hasn't had time to play as he said before...

"I'm so sorry, I clearly said I lent it to you..." He Gu rubbed his head in embarrassment while taking the cassette.

"It doesn't matter, anyway, if you put it here, it's just there." Shinto said with relief.

"Thank you so much today!" He Gu pretended not to notice that the other party's eyes were drifting to the clock at the side from time to time, and after thanking Shinto, he proposed to leave, "Then I will go back first. "

"Huh? Now?" Shindo asked in surprise.

Of course, Hegu could see a little bit of happiness in the other party's eyes, but he still responded with a smile: "Of course, I can't wait to go back and clear the customs now!"

After leaving Shinto's house, Kazuya did not go back directly, but came to a nearby park.

He is waiting.

Although it is confirmed that there is no desktop computer in Shinto's room, it is not known whether the other party has a laptop.

It's 45:[-], if Shinto really doesn't have a computer, he must go to an Internet cafe.According to his performance of frequently checking the time just now, Hegu judged that Shindo was about to leave now.

Sure enough, I saw Shinto go out after a while.

After Shinto walked a certain distance, Kazuya followed quietly.

He followed Shinto from a distance to the station, and then he successfully bought the ticket purchased by the other party according to the other party's gestures and the colors of the coins put in and found out.After finally squeezed into the subway, he kept an eye on the other party about three or four meters away from Jin Teng, so as not to lose him due to too many people getting off the train.

However, I don’t know if it’s the other party’s nerves, or my own tracking level is relatively high. In short, Jinto never looked back to check it along the way=_=Fortunately, he was still terrified when buying tickets and getting on and off the bus. The person who was discovered by the other party said...

Then, Kazuya saw Shinto enter the Internet cafe near his home.Looking through the glass window at the way the other party was chatting happily with the clerk's sister, he felt that Shindo should often come here to surf the Internet.

After the two talked for a while, Kazuya saw Shinto's figure disappear at the end of a corridor in the shop.

Where... what is it?He couldn't help being curious.

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Wow, Hegu found out where Aguang often surfs the Internet Σ(°△°|||)︴