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[Game Six, the curtain rose once more!]
[You held the black stones and made the first move; the white stones followed.]
[Su Yun was wholly focused this time, his gaze fixed squarely on the inches of the board.]
[The two played at lightning speed. The woman's arrangements were steadier, while killing moves emerged one after another.]
[In the blink of an eye, the game had entered the middle stage, where winds and clouds shifted!]
[The woman lightly reached into the stone bowl and drew out a white stone. Her fingertip brushed it gently, and hesitation showed on her face.]
[Su Yun looked up, inwardly startled. It was actually a dead-even game.]
[The woman held a slight advantage, but victory and defeat remained impossible to predict!]
[Now that the middle game had passed, a change was about to come.]
[The woman hesitated no longer. Her white stone fell decisively, its crisp sound ringing throughout the room.]
[Su Yun reached for the teacup beside him, only to find it completely empty. A clever young servant hurried forward to refill it, accidentally knocking off the lid. Su Yun's eyes were swift and his hands faster as he caught the teapot.]
[His gaze turned sharp, signaling for the servant to withdraw and not disturb the tranquility of the game.]
[Su Yun poured the tea himself, afraid even the slightest sound would disrupt their thoughts.]
[From the moment Chen Jiuyan placed her stone, the situation grew fierce. White began attacking, intending to cut down Black's great dragon.]
[Su Yun understood this perfectly. This was Commandery Princess Kangle's original style of play—sharp in attack, fierce in slaughter.]
[Chen Jiuyan was especially skilled in the