Meanwhile, in the broadcast room, Sheva found himself crossing his arms right now, furrowing his brows so deeply as he stared at the board on the screen. The boy had just learned the background story of Anna's opponent from Dita Karenza, and he had to say that he was impressed here.
"… So, you can say that this is not just a chess game for Anna, but a psychological battle as well. She is not facing any ordinary opponent, but one who guided her in perfecting the art of positional warfare. Now, everyone might think that Anna is stronger, what with the title etched in front of her name. However, in reality, this might be more complicated, and the final result is not set in stone yet."
