Chapter 106

106 In The Realm Of Chess

After showing her power to her classmates, Hildegard went back to her princess' side as she stood beside her to guard her like a true knight.

"So the only ones who haven't shown their <Supreme> talents yet are the <Supreme Clairvoyant>, <Supreme General> or <Supreme Strategist>, <Supreme Artist>, and the <Supreme Hidden Boss>."

"Have the three of you already agreed upon who will present their ability first?"

Hawser asked the four of them after checking that only the four of them haven't shown their ability yet. Except for the <Supreme Heir>, <Supreme Prince>, and <Supreme Princess> who couldn't demonstrate their <Supreme> talents.

"I can't show my <Supreme Strategist> talent without someone who I can go against in strategy games."

Carrion Stu said to his adviser as he really can't demonstrate his <Supreme Strategy> talent without going against someone in strategy games or anything that was related to strategies.

"Allen, you are the <Supreme Hidden Boss>, right?"

Carrion asked Allen and hearing that his name was mentioned, Allen decided to hear out was Carrion was going to say as he nodded at his question.

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"Can you play a strategy board game known as chess? If you are the <Supreme Hidden Boss>, you should have heard of such a strategy game since it is quite popular."

Carrion asked Allen again as it was clear that Carrion wanted to have a match against Allen in a game of chess. Since chess was a strategy-based board game, then it was the best game for Carrion to show his <Supreme Strategist> talent.

And from what Carrion has observed from Allen's <Supreme Hidden Boss> talent, he should have more <Supreme> talents than even him who has two so he should be at least a decent player in chess.

Carrion estimates that even if Allen didn't know about chess, he should have quite the high intelligence so his ELO rating should be 1800 even if it's his first time playing chess.

But we are talking about Allen here. Not only did he have a <Supreme Strategist> and <Supreme Analyst> talents that were undeniably enough to demolish Carrion in chess, but he also have the <Supreme Chess Grandmaster> talent.

So with that in mind, Allen didn't see any reason to decline Carrion's challenge for a chess match as he was also interested in playing chess against the <Supreme Strategist>.

"Why not? I have only played chess in my leisure time so I might not be as good as you at chess. But I dare say I can still defeat you even if I only play chess for fun."

Allen accepted Carrion's challenge while taunting him at the same time.

"Ho? I'm getting hyped. You better be as good as you have said you are or else I will be disappointed."

Carrion never backed down from a challenge and hearing that Allen dared say that he was better than him in chess, his fighting spirit as the <Supreme General> was ignited!

Carrion was the youngest Lieutenant General in all of history and he was only a few years away from being promoted to a four-star General. So in warfare and tactics, he was second to none!

And since chess was based on the simulation of war itself, it wasn't an exaggeration to say that Carrion was one of the best at it. Of course, if Allen wasn't the <Supreme Order>, then Carrion might be able to become the best chess player in history.

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"The two of you are having a chess match? Then great. I can demonstrate my <Supreme Clairvoyant> talent by telling those who want to know about the outcome of the chess match. I won't spoil those who don't want to know about the outcome and I know Carrion and Allen wouldn't want to know about it."

Asty Yttri, the <Supreme Clairvoyant>, thought of showcasing his <Supreme Clairvoyant> title by telling them the outcome of the chess match between the <Supreme Strategist> and <Supreme Hidden Boss>.

"Okay, you can tell me about it, Asty. And for those who want to know the outcome of the chess match, just ask Asty since he won't tell it to those who don't want any spoilers."

Hawser agreed to Asty's way of showing his <Supreme Clairvoyant> title. And after agreeing to it, Asty went to his adviser and whispered in his ear about the future he had seen in his future visions about the chess match between the <Supreme Strategist> and <Supreme Hidden Boss>.

"Hmm... I see. As expected of Chess Grandmasters. So their first game ended in that outcome."

Hawser commented after knowing about the outcome of the first chess match between the <Supreme Strategist> and <Supreme Hidden Boss>.

Of course, only a few of the <Supremes> asked for spoilers such as the <Supreme Mechanic> and <Supreme Law Enforcer> since they weren't that interested in chess since they thought of it as a boring game.

But the <Supreme Heir>, <Supreme Prince>, and even the <Supreme Princess> didn't ask for any spoilers since they were quite interested in the outcome of the chess match since the three of them were leader types. And since chess was all about the leadership of a king leading his army to war, it was the type of game that they often play with other people to show their prowess in their leadership skills.

"What about you, Arthur? You also haven't shown your <Supreme> talent at the level of a <Supreme>. Since although your classmates have already seen your drawings, it isn't at the level of a <Supreme> and most, a prodigy. Well, it was understandable since you were only drawing casually and wasn't using your <Supreme> ability."

Hawser asked Arthur Pastell, the <Supreme Artist>, who had yet to demonstrate his <Supreme> talent.

Hearing that his name was being called, he stopped drawing on his sketchpad as he shifted his attention toward his adviser.

"All of you want to experience the chess match between the <Supreme Strategist> and <Supreme Hidden Boss> in a better environment, right? Then what if it's held at the realm of chess?"

After saying those words, Arthur took out a paper in his pockets that contained a vivid drawing of a chess realm with the background being literally a chess theme.

Snapping his fingers, all of them were transported into the drawing.