B-Knight

  Prelude

  B-Knight tensed, peering over B-Pawn's Shoulder to glare at the eight stolid soldiers, their heavy shields slung tightly in front of them. The battle had begun. D-Pawn carefully shuffled forward two spaces. The first move of the battle.

  Then the enemy's pawn stepped forward as well, halting inches from D-Pawn. They stared each other down, each soldier's eyes boring holes into his counterpart. 

  This was his moment. B-Knight tugged slightly on the reins of the mighty warhorse Bound, and it leapt straight over the head of B-Pawn and stopped.

  Another pawn moved forward one space, a tactical move that defended the enemy pawn that B-Knight hoped to attack.

  B-Knight snarled, and then C-Bishop charged forward diagonally for three spaces, until he reached the grid F4, tantalisingly just out of reach of the enemy queen, who bared her teeth at C-Bishop.

  Game on.

[Don't expect Grandmaster level play. I'm pretty new to chess, so I might make blunders and stuff. Focus on the story.]

By the way, it will be a crushing defeat for black, who will make a series of blunders but have his king wriggle and squirm until he's finally checkmated. The way I planned the game, if B-Knight goes inactive or dies, the POV will switch to whatever piece that isn't about to die and is in the thick of the action.

Hahaha no. I'm much too lazy to continue posting. Go away.