From Pawn To Queen Novels & Stories

she dropped her gaze to the broken figure, "You owe me your life; I believed in you when no one else did, I made you even though you were not mine." she dropped her bag on the floor, walked up to Ruslan, and squatted before him; gazing into his eyes, she murmured, "I still have that power, son; I can make you Pakhan in a..." She snapped her finger, "You will ascend, Ruslan. You will take it although it's not yours; I will put you in that seat," She smiled slyly, "But like you said, will I go out of my way for you when you do nothing for me."

the explanation seemed vague to her "I will now explain each piece to you; Pawns move one square forward in a straight line. They cannot move horizontally, diagonally or backwards. An exception to this is if a pawn is yet to be moved during the game. If a pawn has not yet moved, it may be moved two squares forward as a single move. Both squares must be empty. The player can also choose to move the piece a single square. The only time a pawn may move diagonally is when capturing an opponent’s piece. Pawns may capture an opponent’s piece on either of the diagonal spaces to the left or right ahead of the piece. As part of capturing the piece, the pawn will move diagonally to replace the capture

“The conclusion is that no matter what strategy you choose to fight with the golem, you must be united and collaborate, get on well.” The father moved the wand. On the table, there was the proud queen, that imposing queen who seemed to be invincible and surrounded by her devoted soldiers. And on the same board there were two pawns, which stood next to each other and defended each other. The father moved his wand and the pieces began to move. “When this seemingly invincible queen attacks the two pawns, one defending the other, look what can happen.” And the father attacked one of the pawns with the queen. The queen defeated that pawn, but the pawn defending the other destroyed the queen. The

Well, giving as the last time I had told him his weight was proportional to the downfall of Fangs Academy. Truth be told, the school wasn't what it used to be before. It had been six months since my selection and I could say it had changed for the worst. Drastically. Nothing was as it was...and then they had frosted the doom cake with incepting human teachers into the school and putting them in top positions like the HOA. Fucking downfall. But who was I to say shit? I smiled at Mary, the beautiful and happily mated vampire receptionist, my eyes communicating with hers to see how deeply fucked I was.

"If you've played chess, think of Sierra as a pawn, the others probably as rooks, knights, and bishops, and I'm the queen." A frown passed across my face. "So as a pawn, Sierra is easy to remove. And when she's off the board, everything falls apart." Scarlett's voice was calm and a little cold. That was remarkably offensive. A blink followed. "Yes, I do play chess, and you know the funny thing about pawns?" I asked. "What?" "They're the only piece that can become all those pieces you so offensively compared your coworkers to." I replied. "Push that pawn around and they'll run the whole show, maybe even become queen."

Unfortunately, there was one condition Edgar had set that Rayden had not yet fulfilled in order to receive the position from his father. "Checkmate," said Jude after almost half an hour of play and only a few chess pieces remaining for both of them—Jude had several pawns, a queen, and a king, while Rayden had one rook, a queen, and a king left. He could have won. However, no one expected Rayden to choose a move that showed his foolishness. There was no way out because his queen was dead and his rook could not reach the king to protect him.

Her little black pawn stood to the side of the board, removed from play by the white queen, and still wore Bianca’s face, frozen into stillness, its eyes closed as if removal from the board had stolen its life away. “Both sides start with a certain number of players, and over time they increase or decrease, each side seeking constantly to weaken the other until there are just two players left, and there will only be one winner,” she murmured. Aaron had said that. Fuck him. She didn’t want to think about him. But he’d been talking about her being the Emissary. Had she remembered his words randomly, or because she was meant to?

She turned to Alejandro with the same cold gaze. — Now I’m a player. And players never lose. She walked away from the scene with unwavering confidence, showing everyone that the queen had taken her first pawn.

Her bishop trapped his knight on his queen. Kai's smirk hesitated for half a moment. "A pin. Nice. But easily snapped. Pawn to F3." He advanced a pawn to snap the pin. "And you weaken your king's defense," replied Rhea, her voice gaining a soft confidence. "You expose yourself, Alpha, to a momentary victory. Just as you exposed your queen. And as Theon does, in his desire for mastery. Bishop to H3." Her bishop moved forward, threatening his rook.

thanatos asked. "in the game of chess, there is king, bishop, queen, rook, knight and common pawns, have you ever considered thinking you are the game player but just a king, queen or rook with a better a range of power than the pawns?" zhang fei fei said.