Shi Jin obeyed the agreement with the two children. She didn't remember her past and didn't have much interest in the future. She only knew that she had to do her best to do what she promised to the other party. After all, the other party saved her when she was thirsty and hungry.

She did not sit on any of the cushions, but chose a place to sit on the ground beside a low table.

Time seemed to have pressed the fast-forward button again, and the vitality of the world was fixed near a certain value. Even the cold winter was not dead silent.

As spring went and autumn came, Shi Jin gradually felt numb to the passage of time, and only the occasional visitors here could help her regain some sanity.

Some of those visitors came here after getting lost, while others came here with certain purposes. Their clothes and accents were different.

Chess pieces representing life and death were taken away by visitors, and battles began and ended on the land outside the mountain.

Suddenly one day, two familiar figures appeared in Shi Jin's vision. The children in white robes and green robes came here again.

"Look, I told you she would keep our promise."

"Tsk, what's the big deal?"

The personalities of the two men seemed to have not changed at all, and the countless years had left no trace on them.

They took the chess piece that originally belonged to them from Shi Jin's hand, and personally cleaned the chessboard that was exposed to the wind and sun and surrounded by countless plants.

Looking at Shi Jin who had not changed at all, the green-robed child smiled and asked:

"Do you want to watch one more game?"