Chess

Chess is one of the two puzzles in alongside the Conundrum Device. In chess, moves are recorded using algebraic notation. The chessboard consists of 8 rows and 8 columns. The columns are labeled from left to right as A to H on the white side, and the rows are numbered from 1 to 8, starting from the bottom. The bottom left corner is referred to as A1, and the top right corner is H8.
== Puzzle 1 ==
In Puzzle 1, there is a Conundrum Symbols Note that contains numbers. At the bottom of this note, there is an alphabet encoded with similar symbols, although it is not often mentioned.
== Puzzle 2 ==
Puzzle 2 involves a piano with keys labeled H1-H8, E1-E5, and F1-F5. The piano plays notes in a loop, and these notes represent a series of moves in algebraic notation. The colors of the keys correspond to the colors of the chess pieces. The first notes represent your move, followed by two notes for the opponent's moves, and ending with two notes for your final moves. In this puzzle, you need to move the white rook from H1 to H8, and then move the bishop from E2 to H5.
== Puzzle 3 ==
Puzzle 3 does not involve algebraic notation. It is a puzzle where you need to move the pieces on the chessboard to match the given pictures. In this puzzle, you need to move the white rook from E3 to G3, and then move the rook from G3 to G6.
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