"As the legal person of the public welfare consortium, the current chairman of the Yuben Chess Academy is called Toru Kikuda. He was originally the chief of the General Affairs and Affairs Minister, and took office the year before...

"The Chess Academy now has 254 professional chess players, including more than 40 professional 9th ​​dan. Compared with young chess players, there is really a lot more, which indirectly leads to the tight funding of the Chess Academy every year...

"Ah, sorry, Qianhara Jun, I've been off the topic. I'll continue to introduce the overview of the chess academy..."

In the Japan Chess Inn in Chiyoda District, Tokyo, Takano Sakai led Hiroshi Chihara to visit the Chess Inn, and during this time he met many people.

There were staff members of the Chess Academy and chess players affiliated with the Chess Academy. While greeting Sakai Takano, they all turned their attention to Hiroshi Chihara.

However, due to the majesty of Director Sakai on weekdays, although everyone was curious, no one asked much.

Sakai Takayuki recalled the situation last night and said with a smile:

"That group of little guys were taught a lesson by you last night. Two of them didn't even stick to the middle set. Four games and four big dragons were slaughtered, which was really unexpected."

Hiroshi Chihara was a little apologized and worried tone:

"Have I done something a little yesterday?"

After the four games last night, both the four chess players who were his opponents and the onlookers seemed a little depressed.

Sakai Takanobu waved his hand and said:

"It's good to let those children know that there are people outside of them, and their previous arrogance will be restrained. It may be a good thing-"

As he said, his voice came to an abrupt end and he stopped.

Qianhara Hiroshi followed his gaze and saw a group of people walking towards them in a mighty way.

The person in charge was an old man with slightly narrowed eyes and high cheekbones. At first glance, he gave people a mean feeling.

The other party was obviously walking in their direction, and sure enough, a few seconds later, they also stopped.

The old man in the lead first looked at Chihara, then returned to Sakai Takayuki and said:

"Sakura, is this Chihara chess player who has become famous in recent months?"

The relationship between the two was obviously not harmonious, and Takayuki Sakai snorted coldly:

"Kamiya, what are you doing here?"

The old man named "Kamiya" didn't care about Sakai's tone, but instead greeted Chihara with a smile:

"Chenhara, the first time we met."

"Hello."

Because he was not sure about the other party's identity and Sakai's attitude, he just responded politely.

The other party seemed to understand his difficulties and introduced himself very understandingly:

"I am Yuyuki Kamayatan, the executive director of the Chess Academy. I often hear Chihara Jun's name recently. I heard Chihara Jun signed up for our Chess Academy's vocational exam, and I was so happy!"

"Thank you for your compliment."

And Takano Sakai, who was standing by, said coldly:

"Kamiya, when you discussed Chihara last time at the Council meeting, your words were not like today. Why bother pretending to be a pretentious person here!"

Kamaya Yuyuki's expression did not change at all, and he still looked smiling, saying:

"Don't I agree with it last time? I still admire genius chess players like Chihara Jun, but Sakai, some of your methods are so impatient that they do not comply with the procedures of the chess institute. This is what I object to!"

Sakai Takayuki's face tightened, but he was concerned about Chihara around him and did not continue to get entangled with the other party.

And Yuyuki Kamaya looked at Chihara again and said:

"Kun Chihara, you have a very talented person. Since you have come to Tokyo, just play chess well. Don't get involved in these messy things in the chess academy, otherwise you will have a headache!"

Hiroshi Chihara still had a sloppy tone and nodded:

"Thank you for your warning. I came to Tokyo, of course I am here to play chess."

"That's good."

The other party confronted Sakai Takayuki for a few more words before leading the people behind him to leave.

Although Takayuki Sakai was still trying to introduce it, his mind was obviously no longer here.

Chihara Hiroshi asked:

"Teacher Sakai, the director of Kamayaya just now?"

Sakai Takayuki nodded very simply and said:

"Among the seven executive directors of the Chess Academy, I and him are the ones who are the ones who are the ones who are the ones who are the ones who are the ones who are the ones who are the ones who are the ones who are the ones who are the ones who are the ones who are the ones who are the ones who are the ones who are the ones who are the ones who are the ones who are the ones who are the ones who are the ones who are the one

He said as he walked:

"Since you are about to join the chess academy, you will know these things sooner or later, so I will talk to you in advance.

"In recent years, due to the sudden rise of Korean Go and the management of chess academy, the calls for reforms within chess academy have always been very popular. Some people simply divide it into conservatives and reformists, but in fact, the so-called neutrals are the most numerous.

"Chairman Kikuda Toru and two other directors both took a neutral position, while I and another director asked for reforms, and the remaining three directors, including Kamaya, were representatives of the conservatives.

"But the situation is not that simple? There are 254 professional chess players in the chess academy, and each has a different position. The so-called neutrals, reformists, and conservatives may still hold this position today and will completely stand on another position tomorrow."

Sakai Takayuki shook his head and said in one sentence:

"Actually, everyone is for their own interests. Except for the old guy like me who is at the forefront, no one else has a fixed position..."

Hiroshi Chihara frowned slightly:

Sure enough, the essence of human beings is still internal struggle, not to mention that in an organization as large as the Japanese Chess Academy, the people gathered are still a group of people with relatively high IQs.

If this is good in an era of economic prosperity, everyone will live a good life. Even if there is a dispute over interests, it will be just a small fight.

But with the economic recession, the chess school's expenditure has decreased, and even a little profit will be very careful. If the cake is bigger, it would be strange if it doesn't make a dog's brain!

Sakai Takayuki noticed his expression and immediately stopped talking, stopped going deeper, and comforted him:

"Kun Chihara, what you said just now is right. You came to Tokyo to play chess, so there is no need to get involved in this kind of thing. It's like the annual director election, you just vote according to your own ideas!"

Hiroshi Chihara said curiously:

"Are the directors of the Chess Academy elected?"

He had thought before that these directors were appointed.

Takayuki Sakai replied:

"Well, once a year, as long as the chess players who are affiliated with the chess academy have the right to vote. This year's director re-election will begin soon, and many people will still be able to vote.

"Kun Chihara, with our friendship, you should be able to join me, right?"

After saying that, the other party laughed, and the last sentence was obviously a joke.

The two came to the office of Takano Sakai's chess institute in Japan.

However, as soon as I entered the door, a man came over quickly, holding a stack of documents in his hand, and said anxiously:

"Sakai, the situation is not good!"
Chapter completed!