The Power of the Clock (Post #15)

Sorry for posting this a day late, I was busy yesterday and didn’t have time. In this game, we ended in a drawn position, but I had a pawn left and flagged my opponent.

 

 I probably didn’t deserve that win, but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯, I still won.

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