Utaha Kasumigaoka: "Is that so? Should I say it's only natural, or that it isn't surprising at all?"
Utaha Kasumigaoka: "Anyway, I don't play Go, so this isn't something I need to care about."
Utaha Kasumigaoka: "No, even people who play Go don't care. There's even less reason for someone like me, who doesn't play, to care."
Kasumigaoka Utaha said indifferently. If Go in Japan was declining, then so be it. She did not play Go anyway, and Go could not earn her Points.
Fujiwara no Sai: "Actually, it would be better to care a little."
Fujiwara no Sai said somewhat helplessly.
How was he supposed to put this? The atmosphere surrounding modern Go had already surprised him. In his era, Go could not exactly be called niche, but there were not that many people who truly cared about it.
But if it could develop even further, then as someone who loved Go, he naturally hoped more people would take part in it.
"If... if I could reach the point where every move was a Divine Move and defeat AI, could I make more people fall in love with Go?"
Not just in Japan, but in other countries as well. He hoped that more people would come to enjoy Go and participate in it.
If, in the future, he could stand on humanity's side and defeat AI as humanity's representative, could he use that to make more people notice Go, understand Go, and ultimately come to love it?
Fallen Angel: "So why did the Chat Group suddenly start talking about Go?"
Fallen Angel: "That stuff looks like a huge hassle. Games are much more fun."
Gabriel glanced at the Chat Group and saw everyone discussing Go, her face filled with confusion. How had they started talking about Go after she