Supremacy Games

"Shall we begin?" Micheal clapped his hands twice after the Q&A had concluded.

Without further ado, he teleported everyone to the first floor of the Tower of Ancestors.

Felix opened his eyes to the sight of an ancient designed great hall.

There were many magnificent artistic paintings on the walls and crystal chandeliers hanging from above.

Weirdly enough, the hall was connected to a library, dining rooms, guest rooms, and even bathrooms.

On the hall, there were many desks, tables, chairs, and other furniture of all sizes, making it seem pretty crowded.

Felix ignored everything and focused on the twelve sets of stairs that were placed neatly next to each other on the wall before them.

"Each staircase leads to a different segment of the tower." Micheal explained, "Although the floors are randomized, it doesn't mean that the floors haven't already been picked for each segment."

"In other words, the moment you choose a staircase, you will be deciding how your game's experience will be for you."

"What's the point of telling us about this?" Timewatcher asked...He was the captain of the shadowborn team.

The others were pretty confused too.

In their eyes, they had no idea how to find out what's sorts of challenges were prepared for them behind those staircase...It was all about luck.

"I am telling you this because the game have started the moment you teleported here." Micheal smiled widely, "The ground floor is also part of the tower. This meant, you will be required to pass a challenge to climb to the next floor!"

The players were stunned.

Based on the rules' details, all of them believed that they would be needed to pick a staircase randomly and start the journey.

Unfortunately, that wasn't the case at all.

"In this great spacious floor, there are hundreds of clues hidden about the first ten floors behind the gates. Believe me, those clues are a must if you want to understand the condition to pass the floors much faster."

The moment they heard so, the players started to squint their eyes around them, realizing that this giant hall wasn't as simple as it seemed.

One of the dangers in the floor weren't the missions, but the fact that they had no idea about the condition to pass those missions!

It was like being given a quest without the requirement to pass it.

Thus, those clues were critical to their climb if Micheal didn't exaggerate the Intel in them.

feel free to spend as much time as possible." Micheal smiled, "But, you will not be able to enter any staircase unless you find the key to

way, you can't use abilities or engage in combat." Micheal warned, "Any troublemaker will

the challenge...This is getting too complex at the very beginning.' Thoughtful,

the clues

they weren't applicable to the segment

find one of the twelve keys first and start trading clues

happens if we find two keys or more?" The Magnifier asked...He was the

them, and you can even sell them or trade them for favors with other teams." Micheal stressed, "But no matter what

players from entering their segments by stealing

more than 6 hours. After six hours, you will be teleported to randomized segments." Micheal added, "Last but not least, there

weirdly about those last couple rules. The primogenitors didn't have all the

other hostages by finding more than one key and remaining in the

bracelet and wondered,

ordered his teammates after seeing that most players started to

and dragons were gigantic, the hall still made them appear tiny like it was built in mind for hosting

resembled an ant

to check the walls and ceiling up close...I will leave it to my team.' Felix thought as he squinted his eyes on

check on the paintings,

the library and started flipping books or went to

right mind would check the carpet first

scan the red carpet for any sort

sense, many races have infrared

starting with his ultraviolet

"Jackpot!!"

excited loud bellow resounded through the

a stunning male spirit fox, who was grinning

to a flipped desk that had a hidden compartment on one of its

"Lucky bastard."

the

tower right away and put a sizable distance from

that the first

finding the clues might

free to start climbing the tower while they were still at

Kumiho's team

focus to locating the clues, hoping that it would belong to their

the desks and kept using

that such a vast carpet was at least hiding a few clues

of confidence in his judgement...Especially, when the rest of the players kept finding one clue after

clue that was written