The vehicle powered by a "Snow Wolf" traveled along the road with exceptional smoothness, without the slightest tremor.
According to Yao Ziyan, this was because shock-absorbing arrays had been inscribed onto the vehicle.
Should he complain about that?
Well, there was nothing wrong with it.
On the Tianlan Continent, arrays had long since permeated everyday life, much like the many electrical appliances on Earth.
There was not much difference between the two in essence.
Since they had nothing better to do, Luo Chuan and Yao Ziyan sat in the vehicle, their eyes fixed intently on the... chessboard before them.
It was not a Go board or a Gomoku board, but an entirely different kind of board. Its center was divided by a blank space, while pieces inscribed with characters were scattered across the two sides like soldiers.
"...So what does the Chu River Han Border in the middle mean?" Yao Ziyan pointed at the blank area in the center of the board.
"That's a long story." Luo Chuan opened a bottle of Cola. He had just given Yao Ziyan a simple explanation of Go's rules.
"There's plenty of time. Tell me, Boss." Yao Ziyan wore the expression of someone ready to hear a story.
Luo Chuan knew many strange and curious tales, and one of her hobbies was listening to him tell them.
"My main concern is that the readers will say I'm padding the word count." Luo Chuan took a sip of Cola and voiced his concern.
"They probably won't mind." Yao Ziyan smiled. "Tell me."
Luo Chuan thought about it seriously and reached an easy conclusion—the readers' opinions simply could not compare to Yao Ziyan's request.
"Do you remember that piano piece called bright moon?"
"Bright moon? Of course I remember." Yao Ziyan nodded. "Do these two things