13. "CkeckMate"- Devi

You plan, organize and think your game. You advance; you try one side then the other. But also the enemy plan, organize and advance. It's a feverish struggle, where all the sides move there pieces with only one objective. To destroy the enemy you only have to capture the queen and make check to the king. 

The chess pieces are used, store, and reuse again. In life, each piece you lose you loses it forever. It's not the strength of the army what makes you win, but the craftiness you move your pieces to corner the enemy. The best move in chess it's when you don't leave your enemy any way to escape. The worst move is when you leave your queen alone. 

Everything can change really fast, you scarified a piece, move another. The Bishop moves diagonally, you capture the Queen and Checkmate. 

On Chess everything depends on anticipation. Think all possibilities and plays before you move a piece. I'm a Chess player, I can see what its coming, and I see war and deaths. Sometimes I can talk because there are no words to express wait I see. Never get to confident about your Check; never give your enemy by defeat. Suddenly your opponent moves a piece, and everything is over: Checkmate. 

It's a game you can't foresee, a mistake that unleashed destiny. Checkmate is an end, there's nothing else to do. All the army was dominated, bent. 

The King falls, only remains to surrender. It's very late for everything, even for rematch. Checkmate is the end of the game, of hopes, of dreams. It's to wake up on the middle of a fire; it's the end of the world as you know it. Checkmate is the apocalypses. It's the end of your world. There's no were to run, you are cornered by your fate. The Queen is down and with her all the worlds are going to get down. The balance of the world it's going to break as easy as a crystal. I see fire; I see the wrath of the Gods. I see a world of lights that turns off. I see the end.