God Chess Novels & Stories

After all, both the Hegemony and the Federation kept Godeater’s existence a secret. The people who knew the reality of Godeater were few and far between. She put a hand on Kayt’s shoulder, and helped center her. “I know you probably don’t believe us,” she said. “But Godeater’s real. Dendrus really was consumed… There really is a thing out there that eats everything it touches. And you can’t tell anyone, alright? It’s… kind of a secret. The fact that we’re even talking about it now kinda violates a nondisclosure agreement we’ve signed.”

Moreover, she was still weak in general, she could not help even if she wanted to and could only watch as they fought. And so, the game's godly character went against a nobody. This was a shocking battle that left everyone stunned behind their screens. How powerful! Time really made it inevitable to be replaced by younger and newer people. Who knew there was such a master in the Game? Three years ago, Nathan Clemon died and the game no longer had him. Three years later, Nathan Clemon had reappeared in the game and as this was announced through the server, everyone rushed to watch this 1v1 match.

I looked around for the God I was looking for finding him playing a childish game. "Christopher you can't use your magic." The God of winter complained as The God of Good fortune and him played a game of magical darts that clearly wasn't a game since There was no way for The God of winter to win. "So you want to play normal darts?" The God of Good fortune asked.

It would then be up to his family to decide if he would be euthanized! - Meanwhile, in the void, the golden dragon had Frank on check and seemingly cornered his remaining pieces, dissing Frank as it watched him ponder, "Don't bother. You're going to lose!" Frank chuckled. "You just said earlier that you're not a god, so you're not omnipotent, and science could explain you. Why are you so convinced that you're so good at chess that you'd surpass me, then?" Frank then started taking the golden dragon's pieces, instantly turning the tables!

"Congrats, do send my greetings to your father." "Will do," I promised with a smile. I walked away saying under my breath, "Will do when I see that man in hell." The game of chess is not just any old board game but it is also the game of life. You can be represented as the king, all the others are the people around you. Check mate means game over in the game but check mate in real life means your life has come to an end... Those were my father's words, the greatest chess player of all time. Too many victories to count, only 3 draws and no losses.

Max let out a curse as Dad clenched his jaw, eyes hard as steel. "Why didn't you tell us about it earlier?" Dad asked, voice low. "I didn't want Mom to get more worried than she already is." Dad gave a tight nod. "Now that you know everything, know that James Monet has got Checknov in his team. And he's more dangerous than ever. I don't know how that piece of shit escaped alive that day, but now he's here. And he'll do everything in his hand to take us down."

Mya covered her mouth and asked in shock, “Are you saying that you, me, Chase, and even the emperor himself are chess pieces on a chessboard?” Adrian nodded. “We’re all chess pieces, and Navia is like the setting of a game. Let me put it this way. We’re in the middle of two gods who are betting on us to see who wins.” “H-How’s this possible?” Mya’s mouth remained wide open.

When you are younger, you’re invincible, but it only takes one act to realize you are far from it and one act can destroy you. I was dreaming. God and the Devil were playing a game of Chess, and I was the pieces. Each time a piece was taken, it was destroyed, turned to dust. Like in Wizard Chess in Harry Potter. A dark version of me, cloaked in shadow, was me at the point between the time in which I lost Grace and met Lila; he was played by the Devil. A light version that reminded me of myself fresh out of college, full of life, was being played by God.

I could not believe the arrogant Dave was about to play the game too. Tala shrugged of the thought of Dave embarrassing her as she joined us. I sat quietly... I was suppose to leave, what am I still doing here? "You! Tala pointed at me..is your turn." And i swear, my heart skipped. I looked at Kelly immediately and she nodded at me. Oh heavens! Help me not to fall into the wrong number. With a shaking hand, I picked one of the paper after Tala explained the game a little to the "C boys". It was 7 papers that were yet to be picked after i took mine.

she allowed some time to pass to let him take in what she just said. Throughout her speech he never said a thing as he processed everything she said word for word, although it still sounded strange to him but he still managed to keep calm about what he just heard. “Ok, so there are gods and anti-gods, and they live together?” he said slowly “Yes but not really together" she affirmed “just around if I can say" “Ok I’m following, still skeptical but-" he was cut off “Skeptical?” she asked not knowing what it meant