Ye Weiming was utterly puzzled by the move made by Sheng Tian Banzi.
Although he was not as deeply devoted to the game as Sheng Tian Banzi, he knew a bit about the basic theories of chess, otherwise he would not have tried to solve the chess endgame puzzle earlier.
Now, however, when Chen Tuan had just set up the endgame, he hadn't indicated whose turn it was to move.
If the situation was like the outer endgame where the player can only choose the red side, then it would make sense that the red side should move first. After all, if it were the black side's turn first, Chen Tuan could have simply included that move as well.
But now, he was given the freedom to choose any piece to move, shouldn't he have asked whose turn it was before making a move?
Chen Tuan's response, although confirming that Sheng Tian Banzi was correct to move first, also made Ye Weiming's heart sink.
Could it be that he was going to lose this game as well?
