"The chess game of the Heavenly River will begin in 30 seconds."
A grand and seemingly omnipresent voice rushed into the minds of all the participants at the same time. Another rule of placing pieces surged into everyone's minds.
Regardless of whether it was red or black, the commander-in-chief's order was the first action sequence. If the commander-in-chief's order wasn't given within 60 seconds, it would be equivalent to giving up on the order of the current round.
After the commander-in-chief's order was issued and implemented, the other chess players would act freely. The sequence would be Chariots, Horses, Cannons, Ministers, Advisors, and Soldiers and Pawns.
If the chess players did not take action within 60 seconds, it would be considered as giving up on this round of operations. In the same camp, the priority of action is given to the one one the left when there are two identical chess pieces.
The red and black camps acted in sequence.
