Supremacy Games

While Felix was eating the forbidden apple, tension began to arise in the Milky Way due to The Federation and Bardot Empire.

Half a year had passed on the outside universe...It might look like not much, but it was enough to make almost all royal dragons assume that Felix had died in the dimensional pocket.

Although the royal dragons were banned from mentioning Felix or anything related to the dimensional pocket at the moment, almost everyone else had picked up their pessimistic view on this uncanny situation.

Right now, the majority of the people all across the universe were considering Felix to be dead as well simply due to how the royal dragons were behaving.

Naturally, this had caused the royal family to face the music of their silence as the network kept bombarding them with insults, curses, and confirmation questions.

The royal family turned a deaf ear to the backlash and simply waited for everyone to forget about Felix.

While Felix's fans were holding hope that their Lord couldn't be killed in such a underwhelming manner, the upper echelon of the Milky Way galaxy were beyond pleased by the news...Especially, The Bardot Empire.

Felix's death meant that his ninety million army of void creatures would finally be removed from on top of their heads like a judgement sword.

They ought to feel glad by his death since his army was making them unable to retaliate against the Federation poaching attempts on their important backgrounds.

The Federation's promises and true democratic system was quite alluring for all backgrounds around the galaxy...Especially when the inner trades, armies, public transportations, and free public services between allies made everyone to prosper together.

In addition, they had a close partnership with the Guardian Empire and The Void Guild, helping them reduce the cost of hiring soldiers and mercenaries on trades between those two territories.

The most critical lure was the fact that most influential human in the history of the universe was the indirect leader and guardian of the Federation.

In other words, no one would dare lift his weight on other allies when there was a terrifying boss, supervising everyone and making sure that no one gets bullied.

This had caused many of the Bardot empire's allies to defect.

with a council made out of origin bloodliners, but they were oppressive to backgrounds without an origin bloodliner

was only democratic to those in power and the rest could only watch as

Bardot Empire, their democratic beliefs and confidence in their empire's excellence had made them avoid erecting

that no one would bother choosing the Mariana Empire due to the royal family's incompetence and disorderly

for the guardian Empire? It wasn't even a choice with the void creatures running

shrinking without daring

moment the royal dragons started assuming him to

started to face some light waves from the Bardot Empire and also a few ambitious and greedy

...

paid a personal visit to Planet Drakaras and convinced the Four-headed Night Sparrow

they are really taking advantage

in her desk with hundreds of small holographic screens around her, each displaying a different kind of report or

to deal with this?" Her assistance asked

enough problems internally." Madam Zosia

when the Bardot Empire had sent the third councilmen...Especially when the Federation wasn't

of absence was enough to halt our development and for bad apples to emerge, I don't even know

Felix's existence was the true backbone of the Federation even if he was hands

in the political scene and for greedy internal leaders to start searching for more profit, then it meant that the Federation Council was still

pull the same crap in the Bardot Empire even when they had

to install fear

even when the Federation kept inciting the big dogs of the Bardot Empire to

everything by telling everyone that Felix was still

she would rather not break his trust since he had explicitly asked her in the

Chief knew that Felix was still alive in the dimensional

be emerging due to his absence

narrowed her eyes coldly, 'I might as well

that it would be difficult for her to control the Council when hundreds of