Supremacy Games

"Are the carts or the railway destructible?" Sophie was the first to pop up a question.

"No."

"Should we be in the cart when it reaches the center or not?"

"Not required."

"Are the titans here the same in the real world or modified?"

"Slightly modified to listen to your orders after you fed them."

"What if we reached a slide and the titan wasn't fed? Will he stop the cart with him or let physics do its job?"

"Food is the fuel. It doesn't matter if your cart is going down a cliff. If the titan isn't fed, he will keep the cart affixed on its place."

More questions kept flying here and there as everyone was taking this game as seriously as possible...There was so much in stake, no one dared to fool around.

Sometime later, Spiritanimal concluded the Q&A and teleported back to the field, taking with him everyone else.

The moment Felix and the others opened their eyes, they found themselves on a smooth grass field while the live viewers were sitting in chairs high in the sky.

There were hundreds of millions, making them resemble an army of transparent ghosts.

Landlord! Landlord! Landlord! Landlord!!..

Just as always, Felix's name was in the tips of almost everyone's mouths, casting an immense pressure on his opponents and making his teammates a bit jealous.

"Ladies and gentlemen, this game is out of extreme important to both races as it provides an unprecedented opportunity to the human race and a dangerous threat to the vulcan race." Spiritanimal commentated with an articulate enticing voice, using a bit of his charm element to enhance his reach.

After the introduction, he kicked off the interview segment, focusing mostly on Felix and Moltenriver's opinions on this game.

When he got what he wanted, he returned to his platform and snapped his finger, teleporting both teams next to their carts and titans.

Then, he began the countdown, causing everyone's voices to harmonize together as they shouted out loud, "Three!!! Two!! One!! START!!"

Immediately after, Felix and the rest were unfrozen and began following the instructions of their strategies.

Noah transformed into a half-werewolf and dashed through the forest while being followed by Leo and Sylvia.

the rest entered the

tools for cooking...What's surprising, all of them were humongous from spoons, knifes, to

extended his hands and manifested a thick

others instantly got

white adamantine extraordinary toughness, allowing them

cart was indestructible,

manner." Spiritanimal commentated calmly, "But,

minds of most viewers, knowing that the moment Felix walked away from the adamantine dome, it

came sooner than they anticipated as Felix had manifested a towering pillar in the center of the

the titan's height, causing him to look at it with a childish

so, Felix snapped his finger and created hundreds of golems with many colors

some were swords, and some had empty carts attached to their back made out of gems as

gemstone, bestow life on my subjects." Felix mumured as he exposed his transparent purplish

emitting brilliant light that touched every one of them...After all of them had their eyes shimmering spiritedly, the root gemstone

reason to create bodyguards while he is

wants to use them to hunt anything in nearby

his army into squads made out of

golem with a cart that had slides on the bottom instead

thin golem that resembled a walking mirror made

adamantine gemstone and had an

energy sucking green Etttelite

Felix ordered while flying a few meters

of white golems walked towards Felix and kneeled down

his finger and forged countless spherical red

of them were covered in a pink layer, which protected

filled the baskets of those golems

that moves within

they

he just say one-kilometer radius?" Aegnor frowned, "Doesn't his manipulation ranges barely reach one hundred

must have made

much of what Felix said, the golems' army already surpassed the one

200meters...300meters...400meters!

started using gemstone manipulation merely a couple

minutes

knowing that it was close to impossible to expand the manipulation range to such distance in mere few

that he was always struggling to