Is It Too Late to Leave the Chat Group? Book 06 Chapter 049.2: Rules of Magic Chess, Part 2

“Something feels off. There’s an odd sensation, like I’ve forgotten something important or missed some rules.” Waver pondered, apparently more insightful than the previous Masters. He was engrossed in thought, trying to pinpoint the problem.

“Diarmuid, capture the opponent’s pawn.”

“Understood.” Diarmuid obeyed his Master’s command, moving diagonally, his spear pointed directly at Luo Li.

However, as Diarmuid stepped onto the square belonging to Luo Li, he suddenly felt space change.

The Holy Grail pulled Diarmuid and Luo Li into a virtual combat space that resembled the original chessboard’s terrain but was considerably larger and contained only Luo Li and Diarmuid.

Diarmuid sensed the spatial alteration and remained vigilant, never forgetting his objective.

After ascertaining that they were the sole occupants of this space, he assumed an attack posture, wielding his twin spears.

“Although I don’t understand why we’ve been drawn into this peculiar space, even if you’re a Master and a young girl, as long as you’ve stepped into the Holy Grail War, I won’t show mercy,” Diarmuid declared. He paid no heed to Luo Li’s reaction and charged forward with a powerful momentum.

Simultaneously, a large screen appeared above the field, displaying the space where Luo Li and Diarmuid were.

“I understand now; this is magic chess. Ruler mentioned that the rules aren’t exactly the same as regular chess. In reality, soldiers wouldn’t willingly let themselves be captured by enemy soldiers without resistance.”

Waver comprehended the difference upon seeing this scene. He recalled that Ruler had already warned them that this was magic chess, which naturally deviated from the standard rules; otherwise, there would be no need for Masters and Servants to participate.

“…So, magic chess is like this. Ruler didn’t fully brief us on the rules, which led to a slight initial mistake. Nevertheless, it’s not a big concern; the opponent’s mistake is greater,” acknowledged Kayneth, a prodigy from the Clock Tower, understanding that he had

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