In fact, it wasn't just his three students who needed Sheva's help. Hell, if anything, the girls were in a more desperate situation. After all, the three girls won the first round of the tournament, so their second opponent was bound to be a high-level one, even a GM, probably.
True enough, the pairing result showed the worst-case scenario for them.
After winning the first game, Laysa was paired against Bharath Subramaniyam, the next generation of prodigy who managed to get the GM title when he was just 14. Facing a 15-year-old genius in chess was definitely a nightmare for everyone else, because no one really knew where the limit was.
