Supremacy Games

A couple of minutes later...

Almost all players had arrived at the center of the maze. Letomar was aiming the camera on every new addition to the silent party.

"Disfigured Beauty and Bloodrites have finally found their way." Letomar commentated as he showed those two hiding behind a wall that was just a bit further from Felix's position.

When they retreated from Felix's fight, they were forced to find another path lest they end up meeting again.

"Only Battlegod Orca and Hebra from the giant race had yet to arrive."

Letomar's eyelids twitched after seeing those two make a full circle twice after entering the same path like morons.

The viewers weren't surprised by this as both Orcs and Giants didn't have the best memory or intelligence out there.

Though, they make it up with their monstrous physical strength that surpassed any player in this game, uncanny rejuvenation, and Ultra instincts.

"Why do I feel like we have walked through here before?" Hebra scratched his beardy chin in puzzlement as he looked around him.

He was five meters tall and appeared like a giant version of a Mr. Olympia with his bulky and well tones exposed muscles.

"You think so too?"

Orca spoke with a furrowed brow as he stopped walking at once before an intersection.

He was slightly shorter than Hebra but his green muscles were just as packed.

"Let's pick the left path this time." Orca suggested as he walked towards it.

Hebra followed after him without complaint.

"Finally, if they kept going in this path and turned left, they will reach the center."

Letomar facepalmed as he sighed, not knowing how to react at the realization that those dumb-dumbs actually owned a nuke.

'Wait, maybe it's a good thing.' Letomar smirked cunningly, 'The other players are too patient and smart enough to wait for others to make a mistake, but those two do not share those specifics.'

Letomar was right in his assumption since the Orcs and Giants were known for their straightforwardness and lack of patience.

So when they reach the center, the deadlock was bound to break sooner or later!

...

After a few more minutes Orca and Hebra finally made it to the center.

However, no matter how dumb they were, they still knew that it wasn't smart to dash to the black box as soon as they arrived.

'What now?' Hebra inquired telepathically while peeking with one eye at the black box.

'I am thinking.'

resting his chin on his palm,

his temples with an irritated expression, 'Too much thinking, brain

from complex thoughts due to the small

prefer handling everything with

we throw the nuclear bomb at the black box and make it explode

Battlegod Orca raised his eyebrow in

as fast as possible after the

most players here.' Battlegod

thrown at us compared to

had to agree with that

one thing that he was confident about was his

players tried to stop them by using elemental abilities, he could literally dash

won't attack

that their partnership contract will break the moment the black

terms to stay

we turn it into a fair race to the

the idea since he knew that

'I guess so.'

cool with the plan, Battlegod Orca didn't hesitate to adjust the contract terms and forward

the confused viewers, who had no idea what they were discussing

other players, his finger froze in its way after he spotted

as

well to see that finally someone was

his giant hand on the bomb while affixing

the Queen to set the timer at

the Queen could confirm it, Orca pitched the bomb as hard as

Booom!

by the bomb's speed, forcing all players to drop their discussion and

glued to the black box,

pumping in everyone's bodies, making them able to

0.4 sec!

'CRAP!!'

'F*CK!!'

'MOVE!!'

heads or jumped

the nuke went off, the entire center of the maze was engulfed

until all the paths connected with the center had

Then...Booooooooooomm!!

caught up, shaking the players in their positions! Some of them had their ears ruptured while some were fast enough to protect them from

appeared, leaving no aftermath behind besides the disappearance of

all opened their eyes while clutching their racing hearts

didn't see the explosion, the deafening sound of it and the heat it produced were enough to make