"Okay, Team White has already given me their number. Now, it’s Red Team’s turn," Mr. Dot called out a second time.
After Mr. Dot had revealed the choices for the first round, both Lin Sanjiu and that young man stood in the first squares with slightly tensed expression. As she looked at the question mark symbol on the second square, she frowned. [What is under that question mark?] She couldn’t help thinking to herself.
"One square," she gave the same answer.
"For the second turn, one step forward for the White Team, and one step forward for the Red Team!"
When Mr. Dot finished his sentence, the non-participating members from each team looked as if they had predicted what would happen. The design of the game seemed totally meaningless to all of them. Since the number of steps forward was determined by one’s opponent, it was logical that both players would choose the slowest route forward for their opponent, until the finishing point where they will fight it out.
