Supremacy Games

"Did you forget that 80% of the wormholes in the empire are connected with my territory?" Emperor Rawal chuckled, "I doubt you have the guts to do it."

"Watch me." Zosia eyed him coldly one last time before leaving the throne chamber.

It was unclear whether she would actually do it or not.

After all, even if the royal family territory was the only one targeted, the damages to the empire's structure would be irreversible.

In fact, it would harm the entire galaxy as a whole since most wormholes connected to other kingdoms and galaxies were positioned in the capital region of the empire.

It was under the rulership of the royal family!

"You are right as always…She really believes that we used an enslaved space worm elder." Commander Hade said calmly as he glanced at emperor Rawal, who was still smiling faintly.

"All the clues leads to this sole conclusion." Emperor Rawal chuckled, "She has no choice but to believe in it."

If Zosia ever caught wind of their discussion, she would have been left aghast.

If they didn't rely on enslaved space worm elder, then how the hell did they infiltrate those regions?

The only option left was using many newly emerged natural space worms that connected those regions with their territory.

This was unthinkable. Natural wormholes were primordial cosmic anomalies. They exit over billion of years and their size could reach up to a star.

They don't just pop out of nowhere…Don't even mention ten of them at the same time.

"When will the wormholes get closed?" Emperor Rawal inquired.

"As agreed upon, they will be closed automatically the next morning." Commander Hade replied.

"Good, call Sir Ghodillo and express our heartful appreciation." Emperor Rawal smiled.

"I doubt he will be pleased." Commander Hade said, "After all, we hired him to make those wormholes one month before we declared war. He must have already figured out that we have used his wormholes to launch the attack."

"You worry too much. I didn't choose Sir Ghodillo randomly." Emperor Rawal smiled casually, "He is one of the few pro-war space worm elders. Even if he realized that we hid crucial Intel about the use of his wormholes, he wouldn't care one bit as long as we paid him his fees."

the other elders. They are

the Queen. We didn't harm their people like that kiddo thinks. So, they will close one eye and leave us alone." Emperor Rawal dismissed him, "Now, go supervise the invasion. We

it." Commander Hade could only

being the emperor right hand to recognize

and enslaved a space worm elder

had hired a space

space worm elders to create private wormholes that could

the

needed to pay 50 million SC at minimum. The price increase with the

when it was simply a hundred times cheaper to use a

both regions where the entrances were placed, this made it impossible to be

as being owned by the royal family even though its territory had

from the leaders of those ten regions, where he decided to

loophole that he

deep pockets due to the high taxes in their

others would find it hard to collect 275 billion SC or more in credits, emperor Rawal paid it

other leaders probably barely had 50 billion

and preparation for war exhaust their liquid cash as

those two barriers taken down, emperor Rawal had ten legalized private wormholes

he had to limit his options to only the regions that were

the heart of the federation alliance. Even with his deep pockets,

selected weren't random at

would go for a ruleless war over a ruled war when he declares

difference in origin realm bloodliners made it impossible for the anti-royality alliance to select the ruled war. They would

he recognized that the anti-royality alliance would be pulling their allies into

his plan was actually targeting the regions of those

unpredictable and planned to lure in as many backgrounds as

change his targets to those ten regions that were bordering his

figured out that their leaders had joined the alliance since most of them

it happen, he sent out the space worm elder to create those

told the Queen Ai of their locations, so she could put

as 'private property', Queen Ai

Rawal was smart enough to pick good hidden spots that were not