The blond merman watched the shifts on the chessboard, then studied Kyle's expression, his eyes filled with shock.
Sure enough, anyone the Moon Knight kept by his side was no ordinary person.
He had become legendary nearly three hundred years ago, and his understanding of the Law of Water had already reached another level.
Yet he found it difficult to withstand the domain of the Truth Law.
After an unknown amount of time, when the last chess piece condensed from the Law of Water was shattered, the blond merman raised his head, looked at Kyle, and suddenly laughed. "Hahaha, I lost."
"You're formidable."
"No, that's not right. You're exceptionally formidable."
"I, Faseran Hainas, am inferior to you."
"You flatter me."
As Kyle looked up, every chess piece condensed from the Truth Law vanished from the board, merging back into the Truth Law.
"No, that is not flattery." The blond merman shook his head and said, "If you can defeat me, that means you can defeat ninety percent of the legends in the Hainas Mermaid Kingdom."
"By the way, may I ask how long ago you became legendary?"
Hearing this, Kyle did not hide it. "About a year ago."
"O... one year."
The smile on the blond merman's face froze instantly. He looked at Kyle as though he were staring at some monstrous prodigy.
In other words, in just one year, the other party had surpassed him, a legend of over three hundred years.
Then what had those three hundred years meant? Had he simply lived longer?
Seeing the other man looking as though he doubted his entire life, Kyle considered things for a moment and decided against mentioning that he was a Continental Legend.
But the blond merman seemed unwilling to give up and continued asking, "May I ask what