Supremacy Games

"Are you confident this is the smartest decision to make?" Asna asked as she eyed Felix.

She was a bit worried that if he kept acting this recklessly, he would end up suffering from the horns of the Darkin Faction for real.

Before Felix could reply, Fenrir spoke indifferently, "Kid, you don't have to bow your head to them in fear. If they dared get involved in this personally, they will have to go through me first."

"Thank you elder." Felix replied with an appreciative smile.

He also knew that his latest actions were basically forcing the Darkin Faction to attack him.

Still, he really didn't want to buckle up against their pressure even when they kept making schemes to kill him left and right.

"I dislike fighting greatly, but if they want to mess with my favorite student, I will be left with no choice but to show them what sand is capable off." Lady Sphinx added with a stony look.

Lady Sphinx's remark had taken off everyone by surprise as they never expected such a fierce statement would come out of the most intellectual primogenitor in the universe.

"Master..." Even Felix felt his unsettled his heart start to pacify again after directly challenging three primogenitors.

Lord Khaos might be silent, but Felix understood that he also had his back.

With three alive primogenitors in his side, he had no reason to feel afraid anymore, allowing to hold his head high when dealing with those bastards.

"I may not be useful in battles at the moment, but I got your back when it comes to fronting." Thor smirked, "Let's see if their heat will remain the same after I talk to them in the Council."

"With your trash talking, I think you will just worsen it." Jörmungandr chided, "Let me do the talking."

Just as Thor wanted to retort back, Lady Sphinx interjected, "Aspidochelone has invited us to the council to discuss this war. It's expected most primogenitors will be there."

It was only normal for Aspidochelone and the other primogenitors to group up and talk about this war.

They had no clue about anything related to it and since the Void Nation was attacking most races simultaneously, it affected them as well.

"Are you prepared? They will be grueling you on plenty of things related to the Void Nation." Lady Sphinx addressed Felix with a serious tone.

"I am ready." Felix nodded.

...

Sometime later, in the Primogenitors Council Hall...

"Thank you everyone for attending on a short notice." Aspidochelone smiled kindly as he looked at his peers sitting throughout the circular hall in a disorderly fashion.

primogenitors were here...Even

cursed as he glanced at Lord

he here to keep us in

knitted his eyebrows, 'He

to ignore your invitation when our little children are being invaded by the

Everyone nodded in agreement.

am starting to think that the Paragon of Sins has awakened and launched

statement, Saurous interjected with an irritated tone, "There is no

a feeling that the three of you are involved in this." Kumiho giggled as she pointed at the

they were always in the center of trouble and drama in the

Wendigo said,

supported by pointing his finger at Thor and the rest of

this true?" Cyclope

this meeting only because he had a feeling

curious eyes clearly stated that they

Sphinx confirmed it bluntly, leaving everyone in a state of

this massive void

make the void race submit to him? Those leeches refuse

do you have any hand

forced them to submit to Felix since he also

void energy in essence and as the void primogenitor, he could easily

by the void race in the

do with

getting interesting."

was telling the truth as he never bothered himself to lie. If

he was useless in this discussion, everyone turned to Felix's

telling us what's going on?" Erebus stated, "I believe we

here." Saurous said coldly, "Our favorite descendants have been assassinated in a

Felix had witnesses...But, they could only roll the dice and hope that those witnesses would still have a

"As you wish."

an invitation link to Felix, who accepted

was seen standing

on the top...His expression showed

elders." Felix greeted

they stared at him even though he was responsible

that if it was anyone else, most primogenitors would

seat next to

"Thanks."

not waste