Sure, let's keep it tight. First, identify the few pieces you still have that can control key squares. Then, look for a way to lock the opponent’s king or queen in a corner with minimal moves. Use your last supplies only if they give a decisive positional advantage, not a direct attack. Think in terms of long-term pressure rather than a quick win. We'll sketch a sequence: pin a key piece, then trade off to leave them cramped. That’s the plan.

Right, stay patient. If they try a defensive line, I’ll have a backup pin that keeps the pressure. Quiet moves win the long game.