The Killer Queen with Multiple Disguises

Chapter 28 She Was Going to Fight Jackson

When Hedy stood behind the U-shaped table, many viewers took out their mobile phones, took pictures of this scene, and posted it on social platforms, expressing their shock.

From now on, whether Hedy would win or lose would certainly be discussed a lot.

Under their gaze, Hedy didn’t talk nonsense and walked directly to an LWHS student, moved a chess piece, and pressed the chess clock.

Before the student could fight back, Hedy had already walked to the next student, moved a chess piece, and pressed the chess clock again!

This action was repeated eighteen times.

Her speed was so fast!

“Well, she doesn’t need to think too much about the first move. It’s normal to go so fast.” Jackson sat down and continued peeling oranges, smiling innocently, “If my dog is trained for a month, it can also be so fast. I’m just kidding. Don’t mind.”

Hearing this, Kelly frowned, and the smile in Ronin’s eyes faded a bit.

But they didn’t refute it because it was just the first move, and there was nothing to be shown.

They could only hold back.

Hedy completed one lap, and all 19 students from LWHS completed the second move, pressing the chess clock and waiting for Hedy to make the next move.

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Hedy started to walk the second lap, still fast.

“She doesn’t need to use her brain much in this step. She should keep her speed.” Jackson stuffed an orange into his mouth.

Hedy started to walk the third lap.

Starting from this circle, each of the 19 games took a completely different direction.

Her chess playing speed was still very fast, but the response from LWHS students was getting slower and slower!

Jackson stopped chewing the fruit, and there was a hint of puzzlement in his eyes.

Logically speaking, the one who slowed down should be the girl named Hedy.

First of all, she had to distinguish the chess in front of her and decide which one of the 19 games it was before she could consider what to do. next and what the consequences of doing so would be.

LWHS was different and each of the students only needed to think about a game of chess.

Was it reasonable that people who thought about just one game of chess were slower than someone who had to think about 19 games?

Were LWHS students too stupid?

Or was Hedy too smart?

started to walk the

two students pushed the king to

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7 to applaud

Hedy was awesome!

was winning when she was playing against 19

fifth lap, six students surrendered.

were only seven opponents

around, there would

was that her

faster she was, the slower her

inner circle with folded arms, waiting for the few remaining opponents to figure out how to parry her

so cool and

student, pushed down his king and said in a complicated tone, “I

an alluring appearance and powerful fighting skills as well as

was no match for

Lowell High School jumped up from their chairs,

1v19 wheel

points

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and the others had lost points, but she had won them all

Kelly announced loudly,

two sides are even.

applause was

“I said before that our chess game had changed from the chessboard to students. I didn’t expect it to change from students to the chessboard

Ronin didn’t answer.

to his “good friend” who had betrayed him. and humiliated him all the

Ronin like this, Jackson narrowed his

Ronin’s

age and she must have been taught by Ronin.

had not given up on himself these years, but had

the chance of

couldn’t lose.

voice that only the two of them could hear as Ronin brushed past him, “Speaking of which, you haven’t contacted

Going

you, even though she is fifty years old now, she

Jackson’s wife, and Grace’s biological

body, which was already ruined by alcoholism, to tremble violently. He

Jackson pretended

Kelly yelled.

rescue Ronin, “It was a faint caused by

he angry? What about this match?” Jackson’s face

at Ronin, who was unconscious, and then at Jackson,

he said the word “draw”, Hedy slowly raised her head with folded arms on

task given by the system was to win the interschool chess tournament, not a draw.