[Soul of Chess] What if

Regarding Yang Hai's proposal, Ah Guang decisively replied: "No."

"Eh?"

Unexpectedly, he would be rejected so unhesitatingly, Yang Hai's hand movements stopped suddenly.Seeing the other party's determined expression, he couldn't help but become curious: "Why not? Although I'm not a top chess player, I'm already a professional eighth dan anyway, and I may not be able to gain anything in the next game. But there should be nothing to lose, right?"

Of course Ah Guang knew that the opponent was strong.To be exact, the members who came to participate in the seminar should all have quite high strength except themselves.

My current score is only ranked 17th in the first group of college students, not to mention that my teacher is not a well-known figure in the Go world like Master Taya, which means that I am not particularly eye-catching at all.

Because of this, the meaning behind the opponent's intention to come to him to play chess is worth scrutinizing.

Thinking of the experience of being invited to fight before, Ah Guang felt that the person in front of him should have heard of something from somewhere, and he might have even seen the chess records Zuo Wei used his body to play against other people. Otherwise, it is impossible for Yang Hai, who is a grand chess player, to be interested in him.

If this is the case, unless Zuo Wei is asked to come forward, he absolutely cannot agree to the opponent's game request.

However, in that case, Zuo Wei's strength would have to be exposed to more people, and the situation between him and Zuo Wei would become more troublesome.

Therefore, it is very unwise to play chess with the opponent before you know how much the opponent knows about you.This is why Ah Guang rejected the other party without the slightest hesitation.

Of course, it is impossible for him to tell the other party these concerns.When Yang Hai asked the reason, Ah Guang blurted out before he had time to think about it: "Because I should go home."

Yang Hai never thought that the other party would give such a reason. He held back the slightly twitching corner of his mouth and looked suspiciously at Ah Guang: "Go home? Now?"

Now that the words have been spoken, Ah Guang had no choice but to bite the bullet and continue to write: "Well, that's right. Because my house's access control time is relatively early, my mother will be worried if I go back too late."

Seeing the other party's upright and serious appearance, Yang Hai subconsciously said "oh", as he reluctantly accepted the reason.After sighing, he said with a little regret: "Well, if that's the case, let's put the chess game in the next seminar."

"Uh..." Hearing Yang Hai's words, Ah Guang suddenly felt a black line: Hey, why hasn't this person given up on this idea? =_=

After enduring and enduring, Ah Guang couldn't help it at last, he asked in confusion: "By the way, why do you have to play chess with me? I'm obviously just a college student."

"Well... how should I put it?" Hearing Ah Guang's question, Yang Hai rubbed the tip of his nose unnaturally, "I heard that Mr. Wu offered to play a game of chess with you, and after the game ended, he directly I invited you to participate in the research meeting, so I couldn't help being a little curious about your Go."

"It's just that Mr. Wu didn't arrange for anyone to watch that game, so I had to find myself for the next game `(+﹏+)'"

In other words, this person didn't see that game of chess?

After realizing this, A Guang suddenly felt a little relieved, and he was not so repulsed by the other party's invitation. After all, being able to play chess against a high-level chess player is quite a rare opportunity for him who lacks actual combat experience.Thinking of this, his attitude also changed a little: "Well, I will play a game with you at the next seminar."

After finishing speaking, he added worriedly: "But it's best not to have too much expectations, after all, I'm just a student."

"Yeah, I understand~"

Looking at the smiling face of the other party, Ah Guang wondered if he had listened to what he just said.

"Ah, but I won't be in Japan when the next seminar is held." After a while, the other party belatedly sighed.

Hearing what the other party said, Ah Guang was a little surprised, so he couldn't help asking: "Huh? Why?"

"Because I only participate in this research meeting when I come to Japan to compete, and I will return to my country after the second round of the Fujitsu Cup tomorrow. That means I can't play chess with you, what a pity. ..." Yang Hai replied regretfully.

"Ah, yes!" Yang Hai's depression didn't last long, and he regained his energy in the next second, "Have you played Internet Go?"

"Uh, yes." Ah Guang replied hesitantly, seeing the other party's slightly satisfied smile, he immediately understood what Yang Hai meant.

"Then, let's play online at that time." Before Ah Guang could react, the other party directly said, "The time will be set at 04:30 pm the day after tomorrow."

"What is your account number?"

At this point, Ah Guang had no choice but to reply with a little helplessness: "hikaru, that's my name."

The author has something to say:

It was hard to get Ah Guang and Yang Hai to get on the line...

I am thinking about a trip to China for Aguang and Zuo Wei. On Zuo Wei's birthday, should I go to Xiu Ce's hometown to celebrate, or go to the Chinese Chess Academy together for further study? ○○（＞＜）○○