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Little Guardian's Secret Mission Full Episode
001
Starving Candy begs her Master for food after months of winning meals and getting only a few steamed buns. The Master urges Candy to visit York Smith of Ebony House, who has plenty of food, and explains Go's place and the legendary True Dragon Strategy by Mr. Quentin. Candy brightens hearing the $50 million reward and thinks solving it could buy roast chickens. The Master says he "poured his heart" into the puzzle and that "she solved it." At York Smith's place someone cries, "Look! The True Dragon Strategy has been solved!" Everyone is stunned, plans suddenly uncertain.
002
During a tense house meeting, Kiddo is questioned after a woman solves a game—Mr. Smith orders footage checked and insists she be fed, while another member urges expelling her by the rules. Mr. Smith rebukes that all people are equal and forces an apology to the woman. Word arrives that Northvale's Go King will challenge Ebony House and brutally punishes defeated houses. Mr. Smith admits the house may not survive and offers his savings so people can leave. The members refuse and vow to stay—now they must face the Go King's attack.
003
A young girl is caught trying to take the emergency money Mr. Smith left for the house. Residents refuse and scold her; the house's caretaker insists he must care for everyone and vows to raise funds by beating the famed Go King. Elders mock the plan and tell the child Candy to stay out, but Candy insists she can play, claiming her nearly one-hundred-year-old master often loses to her. The crowd must decide whether to trust a kid as their last hope, when someone shouts, "Bad news, Mr. Smith! Northvale's Go King is here!"
004
At Ebony House, a group of newcomers demands a match and insists the house owner step out to face Simon Yale, Northvale's Go King. Staff asks their skill level and warns only a truly skilled player can confront the Go King. The challengers escalate: call for the owner, threaten “your house folds right here,” and one person names Simon Yale aloud. House officials answer with a blunt warning—“you'll pay the price. Ebony House doesn't tolerate chaos.” The episode closes with someone cut off mid‑threat (“You... I'll—”), leaving the summoned challenge and the house's fate unresolved.
005
When the Go King insists on a game at Ebony House, the host agrees and a brutal wager is announced: win and take the money; lose and the proposer will take a finger from each player. Mr. Smith demands decisiveness and orders everyone worth mentioning to be gathered. Simon is scolded for acting cocky and reminded Ebony House holds many skilled people. As impatience mounts—"Why is it taking so long to gather people?"—one voice answers, "I'm in!" The episode ends with players still assembling and the cruel bet poised to begin.
006
At a tense gathering, outsiders jeer at Ebony House for sending a child to compete in a high-stakes Go match. Three challengers demand best-of-three: beat any one of them and you get the prize; lose and Ebony House will belong to them. They escalate by taunting house members, threatening that anyone who touches a piece will "lose a finger," and mocking Mr. Smith for producing no champions. Only two others and the kid volunteer to play. The kid vows to prove himself, but Mr. Smith's silence leaves the house's fate and the match unresolved.
007
A tense wager opens the episode when a group enforces a rule: if they beat any one of the players the other side will lose, but if the challengers lose they must pay with a finger. A player accepts the terms, is told to wash up, and the blade is sterilized in preparation. The match unfolds move by move; Laura launches a high knight's move into an 'avalanche' variation, exploiting Black's unfamiliarity and creating widespread weaknesses. Black is swallowed by White, faces atari, and finally concedes, saying, 'I lost.' The wagered consequence, a finger, now looms.
008
Inside a house where adults are competing, Candy — a hungry child who stumbled in — is accused and mocked as the group fights. Mr. Smith blames his grudge and threatens to chop her finger. Another person insists Candy isn't at fault and reminds Mr. Smith he once claimed belonging to the house, but the crowd pushes Candy aside. The kid demands to compete; Mr. Logan offers to try, only to be laughed at and told to stay out of grown-ups' business. The group orders Candy shut or thrown out and calls, 'Gorgeous, your turn.' Candy's fate remains unresolved.
009
At the house's game hall, Mr. Logan scoffs at being challenged by a woman and vows, "If I lose to you, I'll chop my own hands." The match unfolds with Quill seizing the upper hand as commentators call precise moves. Midgame Quill begins acting strangely, and Logan makes a string of costly mistakes while observers urge him to push through. Suddenly Logan realizes he's lost; shock and anger follow. He insists on carrying out his promise but reduces it to just one finger, leaving the punishment and fallout unresolved.
010
During the final match, Simon accepts Mr. Smith's challenge to see his real skill before retirement. They call out columns and lines as Mr. Smith confidently sets up his killer moves. Between turns he fantasizes about torturing defeated opponents and even harming that kid, then forces himself to concentrate. He recalculates, executes a pincer on Column 8, Line 17 and declares, "I win." The episode ends with Smith's victory confirmed, but his earlier violent intentions toward the girl linger, leaving her safety immediately unresolved.