Chess Prodigy
A mysterious figure takes an interest in teaching the young sisters Luna and Amelia to play chess, revealing that one of them is exceptionally talented and only the second person to ever win against them.Who was the first person to win against the chess master, and how is this connected to the sisters' past?
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