According to Hao Laoshi, the Chess Player of Group Four is truly a good person.
Even knowing that the pawn might die on the chessboard and the special items loaned out cannot be recovered, he's still willingly given his special items to the pawn?
Moreover, even though he knows that Group Three harbors ill intentions towards him, he has not moved his group's pawn to confront Group Three's pawn in their grid.
Hao Laoshi indeed lacks combat power and, without communication with the Chess Player, sending him rashly to the grid where Group Three's pawn is would essentially be sending him to his death.
Even if Hao Laoshi were to die in the grid with Group Three's pawn, it could still be valuable. The Honest Ghost on him would stick to Group Three's pawn, which greatly increases the likelihood of death in the subsequent moves; before reaching Group Four's starting room, the Honest Ghost could kill them, ensuring the safety of Group Four's Chess Player.
