Supremacy Games

Chapter 44

Soon, the half-hour designed for interviews had passed swiftly, as the MC interviewed as many players as the duration allowed him to.

"Alright ladies and gentlemen, only 30 seconds is left before the game officially begins. I ask all of you to count down with me after we reach 10 seconds."

Passionate, the MC bent backward with the microphone held close to his lips. Saliva and spit stained the golden mic. Yet, he didn't care about his image neither did the audience.

They simply lifted their heads and paid attention to the countdown on the large screen.

This countdown process was one of their favorite segments in the games, as it made them feel like they were part of the game.

It wasn't long before the countdown hit 10 seconds. Immediately after, the quiet arena roared, resembling a beast waking up from its slumber. The crowd counted backward, creating an unswerving harmony.

"TEN, NINE, EIGHT...THREE, TWO, ONE!"

"START!"

The MC spread his arms wide as he floated rapidly towards his platform. Meanwhile, the players were teleported randomly in a massive battleground that had the same size as earthling's Hawaii Island.

The map was extremely diverse when it came to the environment, as there were deserts, jungles, lakes, rivers, mountains, volcanoes, and even nighttime.

It was created as such to support each player element, since if the entire map was based on a jungle. All plant, earth, wood, and nature elementalists were going to have a blast in comparison to the rest.

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The MC Titus rested a hand on his chin, as he watched in concentration more than 500 small invisible holograms, showcasing each player. His eyes drifted rapidly from one screen to another without a single blink in between. Such a difficult task was being handled easily by him.

For one to apply to an MC Job in the SG, he had to have at minimum, this unique multitask talent. Otherwise, the application wouldn't even be received properly.

Delighted, his eyes brightened up, as he noticed a battle was about to begin. "We got our first battle my dear audience, let us watch it together."

He slid the small screen to the left using his index finger. Simultaneously, the large screen displayed the battle he just mentioned.

Felix didn't bother to lift his head and glance at the heated ongoing battle between three players. He simply kept his eyes fixed on Solid Wall, who was currently running towards the very edge of the map. Something only idiots would do since this game mode was using a firestorm to push the players near the middle of the map.

Regardless, Solid Wall didn't show a hint of insanity as he kept running towards his doom. His face was rough like a rock with dead ash grey eyes, which seemed lifeless. Yet, nothing could hide that glint of light within, flicking like a candle that was about to extinguish.

Elated, Felix grinned and clapped his hands at this sight. He knew that his bet was secured. He couldn't help but grin foolishly at the incoming 80 million SC.

"GOOO!! WALLY, THIS IS YOURS TO WIN!"

The spectators around him merely gave him a side glance and ignored him. They had their own players to cheer.

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kept dying like flies. Every battle ended up with only two results. A player either survives the battle, or everyone

as well. Yet, this staggering amount was before the map even forced

a noisy sound went off abruptly on

'TIRING!' 'TIRING'

staring live at the giant firestorm, shrinking in

to pressure the players to fight, not to flat out kill them. If it wasn't for this, Solid Wall wouldn't even have the thought of implementing his

players near the edges, who were running for their lives away from the storm. He clicked his tongue at their plan of avoiding fights as much as

'Fucking Donkeys.'

scornful eyes soon were replaced with joy after seeing an ongoing battle in the middle of an escapade. He focused the

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I really going to do this, and even if I succeed by some miracle, would the SGA allow such a

was biting his nails with nervousness and a hint of

could blame him though? He was planning to stay within the firestorm until he gets declared as the last survivor. If he told anyone of his plan,

until declared as champion? What kind of sick joke

and everyone would kneel in worship. But Solid Wall wasn't trying to do this by relying only on bravery and courage. He didn't

Galapagos Tortoise bloodline was able to provide him a chance

of his body getting burned to crisp, and then recovered to peak, using the passive ability *fast rejuvenation*, would

was Felix himself, as his ass was blasted to flames by

part would survive the firestorm attacks. From his brain to his

like everyone else. At least if I won no one will

second thoughts on his plan. No one would blame him; neither would hate

spew the beer that he was drinking in celebration, all over the faces of those in front of him. Yet, he didn't care,

GET BACK AND FINISH YOUR PLAN. YOU WILL SCREW

complain about their faces getting dirtied by the beer. They

that he was on the verge of losing 8 million SC, Solid Wall walked forward

up and run away from the storm that was merely

a determined expression and eyes gleaming with lounging, 'For myself, for my family. I have to win

last thought he had before he got engulfed

tens of battles happening around the map captured their attention. No one was bored enough to

birth of a legend was Felix, who was clapping his

matter how many times he watched the replay of Wally getting embraced by the

of admiration and fascination hit on another level after seeing

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the circle every 20 minutes, forcing the players to create alliances and partnerships to protect themselves within a group. It was always better

at those dramatic betrayals. There was nothing more enjoyable than

was happening in the middle of the map, no one gave a crap about a small corner within the

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Two hours later...

reached its climax, as only two players were left in a small-sized ring, with nowhere to retreat, or elemental energy to go

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