Chess was a game common to intellectuals of many eras.
However, a game that never underwent changes until a few decades ago. With the emergence of 5D Chess, the original version was soon forgotten.
The game was simple and challenging, two people, one board. If you lost, the game restarts from any point in the match chosen by the loser.
The so-called point of divergence.
No one could go back beyond the point of divergence once set.
The game continued until someone lost three times in a row. It was called a perfect victory when the winner was able to trap the opponent in a loop impossible to win.
"There are several small variations of the game." Emilia explained. "After all, the poorer players play on a board or on a computer, or even on electronic boards." Ryan, soon swallowed hard.
He trained on a computer.
