Supremacy Games

"Landlord?"

The other representatives frowned their eyebrows as they had never heard this name before.

It was understandable as it was already impossible to know all the news on their own galaxies. How could they bother with another SG persona in the Milky Way Galaxy?

"Yes, it's him." The Headmistress answered bluntly.

'Shit, it's really f*cking him!' The man exclaimed in his mind, 'Does the Phantom Organization have a way to give humans the ability to concoction potions as well?! The leaders would lose their shit if they found out about this!!'

"Next."

No one cared about the excited man as they raised their hands up again after hearing the Headmistress.

Soon, she picked the elven goddess.

"Thank you." The elven goddess stood up with her head lowered slightly.

When she came into eye contact with the Headmistress, she asked politely, "May I know the reason for the human being accepted in the Academy?"

The other representatives nodded their heads at this question, wanting to know the answer as well. They understood that Felix's reputation wasn't that big to warrant him a position in the Academy.

In their eyes, he should have been caught and experimented on or even worse get killed to avoid the public finding out that a human was capable of concocting potions.

"He got accepted because he passed the enrollment exam under my assistant's supervision." The Headmistress lied through her teeth with a calm attitude, "If anyone of you managed to pass the enrollment exam, you can also join the Academy."

Her answer was good but it wasn't what they wanted to hear. They weren't stupid to believe that was the real reason.

However, since the Headmistress clearly had no intentions of telling the truth, they didn't want to push her too much lest she ends the conference early.

The reason the Headmistress lied was due to Lady Sphinx. After all, she couldn't tell them that her master was the one enrolling Felix. The primogenitors' identity must remain hidden at all costs.

The Headmistress must have signed a contract to make sure that it stays this way or something else.

"Next question please."

again, the Headmistress pointed at a

tall, making her fly

her tiny finger on her sparkly lips and asked, "Do you consider him as a witch or just a human who is in the

released from a cute little thing, it was screaming with bad

the empire going to protect Felix at all cost and punish anyone targeting him just like they were treating

is treated just like any other student

as they didn't think that the Headmistress would actually proclaim that she had his back even though she knew

him to meet them or straightaway kidnap him on the campus for

one should have

relay this news to my

bound to leave the

"I forgot to mention that Felix Maxwell is going to

moment this announcement resounded in the hall, everyone's jaws were dropped

wasn't informed about this sudden major

was at the

few non-witch natives who proved that they were truly friends of

the fact that people with this citizenship were actually

the Witch Empire as a whole and

in her mind after seeing that most representatives' expressions got

'That lad is too important

contract as she was probably in the

a tiny piece of consciousness was

easily see what they do and also have the ability to kill them with a mere glance

already informed her about this and she plans on dealing with their complaints.' Lady Sphinx

of this was happening while Felix was sound asleep,

at all in the witch empire

witches could only obey no matter

about this, I don't mind doing any of this.' The Headmistress stopped bothering with everyone's

the Headmistress gave a signal to Aredhel and she took it from there by informing them out loud, "Since no one has any further question, this marks the conclusion of the media

joining and we hope that you were satisfied by the Headmistress's responses." She bowed her head to them and waved her hand, "Have a nice

Whoosh Whoosh....

by one, the representatives were breaking into light particles and disappearing at once without the ability to