Supremacy Games

Since the news had gone viral, it was expected that the Norfolks would have seen it as well.

Emperor Rawal was forced into holding an emergency meeting to deal with the anti-royality alliance's plan of getting everyone on their side.

"We can't be quiet about this." Emperor Rawal spoke sternly, "We will be given a whole year to prepare in the new virtual battlefield. That is a long time to convince many backgrounds into joining those maggots."

The Royal family remained quiet on this one, knowing that Emperor Rawal was addressing his governors, advisors, and Generals.

"Isn't better this way?" Princess Alma whispered near her brother's ear.

She knew that her father was taking his sweet time in his preparation because he wanted the anti-royality alliance to recruit as many allies as possible.

So, when he strikes them, he would be getting rid of a lot of 'leeches' at once.

Prince Balin shook his head as he answered her telepathically, 'It's different. Father knew that the anti-royality alliance will mostly just lower bracket backgrounds. They hold no threat against us whatsoever.'

'However, this new federation dream would be attracting the big boys in the empire. The top ten strongest kingdoms, bloodline clans, unions, and more. Although most of them don't have an Origin Bloodliner in the lead, their fleets aren't a joke.'

'Oh, I get it.' Princess Alma nodded her head with a bit of worry on her face.

She couldn't imagine how the war would turn out if all the strongest backgrounds in the empire decided to go against them.

"Your Majesty, may I speak freely?" Commander Hade requested with a deep voice.

"Please."

Upon getting permission, Commander Hade stood up and spoke composedly, "It's impossible to fight off forest fire with water only. To completely eradicate the fire, you need to use fire as well. So, our solution is to offer something that can comes closes in value to the federation dream and turn those leeches into our allies."

The royal family was slightly irked to hear such a suggestion.

That's because the Commander wanted them to join hands with those maggots, who infested their territory.

It was the same as asking a family to work together with a bunch of mouses in their house to eradicate the other insects.

plan, but for those

their dissatisfaction in their heads, not daring to

Emperor Rawal shared, "I believe that it will be difficult to move them with materialistic items when an opportunity to have it all

words, why would they accept resources when they could have legit authority

resources would come naturally after

peace of mind for the rest of their lives in the empire, I doubt they will risk everything

can't do that!" The savvy 4th prince

thought of offering their territory permanently to those leeches made his skin curl in

their territory but at

didn't I warn you to not jump like this in our discussion." Emperor Rawal gave an irritated side-look at his 4th son, making

his eyes dangerously, "There is no way I will give out my territory willingly to those maggots and cut off

Commander Hade nodded his head and sat down, not wanting

that Emperor Rawal was adamant at keeping it all even if it meant

Emperor Rawal turned into his advisors and order, "Try to write down a contract that will appeal to those maggots without giving off territory permanently.

be a few strong backgrounds

they were already on the fence and this slight push would

fight with them but at least they would remain as bystanders

other suggestion?" Emperor

of the advisor asked for permission to speak. When he got it, he recommended, "How about we try to hit the credibility of the anti-royality alliance and

knowing that it would be hard to

discuss

at him

not to speak. They

with such a big problem, it wasn't

permission to his family after

members all started avoiding eye contact with him, having absolutely nothing to

could give up on them, he saw Prince Balin raise his hand with a

"Speak."

Balin stood up to

him a hidden nasty look, not pleased that he dared to give off

out of the family

Emperor Rawal didn't think like that and