Ch. 261White Stones Wept Blood
Key Plot Points and Events
- Yu Shao wins the fourth consecutive game using the 3-3 Point, instilling fear in his opponents.
- Raymond, the American team's sixth player, plays against Yu Shao in the fifth game, choosing to directly attack Yu Shao's stones in the lower-left corner, leading to a complex and fierce battle that spreads across the entire board.
- White resigns at the 138th move, marking Yu Shao's fifth consecutive victory.
- In the sixth game, Yi Yien plays Black against Yu Shao's White, choosing the Mokuhou opening to avoid the sharp edge of the 3-3 Point.
Character Developments
- Yu Shao demonstrates an invincible spirit, winning five consecutive games and instilling fear in his opponents.
- Raymond shows precision and sharpness in his play but ultimately falls to Yu Shao's aggressive counterattack.
- Yi Yien, despite preferring the Two-Star Formation, chooses the Mokuhou opening to avoid the 3-3 Point's sharp edge, indicating a strategic shift in his approach.
Significant Themes
- The power and fear instilled by the 3-3 Point.
- The strategic choices made in response to an opponent's strength and momentum.
- The mental and physical toll of playing consecutive games.
Character Interactions
- Yu Shao and Raymond's intense and fierce battle, with Yu Shao ultimately emerging victorious.
- The American team's discussion and concern regarding Yu Shao's consecutive victories and the 3-3 Point's power.
- Yi Yien's strategic choice to play Mokuhou against Yu Shao, indicating a shift in his approach to counter Yu Shao's strength.