Supremacy Games

Emperor Lokhil felt the same, knowing that as a pure utilitarian race, they would end up emerging from this war with the most fatalities compared to the dragons, space worms, heavenly turtles, and such.

So, it was in his biggest interest to make this deal happen at all costs.

'As much as I hate to admit it, I have to say that this enemy really makes all of our defensive measures obsolete.' Queen Alfreda sighed, 'I am not too scared of them since we live on mother's tree body, and she can easily kill anyone she desired if they threatened her body. But, we can't afford to put our witches, dwarves, sages, and other utility races in such a grave danger.'

'The entire economic system of the alliance would collapse and everything else would fall after it shortly, making us get hit with the worst recession period in history.'

'That's true.'

Those three races might not be able to fight, but they were the backbone of the alliance's economy. After all, potions, artifacts, and even scrolls were being utilized on daily basis by almost everyone.

Since each field touches upon hundreds of other areas, if it fell it would bring with it everything like a domino effect.

For example: without potion making, beast hunters occupation and its market would take a massive hit as well as the cultivation plants for common and rare materials...Even explorers seeking those materials in the wilderness would be reduced immensely since the demand for them would hit rock bottom.

'Let's ask her first if they are genuinely interested in joining the alliance.' King Arthur said, still taking the lead of the conversation to always keep it in the Void Nation's favor.

"You want us to stay outside this war, but you have to give us more than just a threat." Queen Alfreda said with a solemn tone, "What will guarantee us that you won't target other members when you deal with your current targets?"

"Fair point." Candace smiled, "What do you suggest then?"

Queen Alfreda looked at the others before proposing, "We want your nation to join the alliance and be operated at the same rules as all of us."

"So, unless you are offering more than that, I am afraid I will have to decline in the name of the Void

she wasn't dumb to accept the first offer they propose...In her eyes, they weren't the ones desperate to join the alliance, the alliance should be desperate to include them for

Nation, the rest of the alliance would still

The only ones uncaring about this were Elder Dragon and High

decision for her race

she wanted her race to focus on seeking the truth of the universe instead of worrying about void creatures creeping up

guys want from the alliance then?" Queen Allura

we feel like with our strength, capablities, and even utilities provided, we deserve to have a spot in the top ten rulers." Candace smiled, "Don't you

furiously, "You think we are giving out ranks like some sort of candy? The only way to earn a spot is by

need to climb the alliance ranks just like everyone else by providing contributions or fighting in

decades if not more of effort to finally replace the lowest

shortcuts?" Candace giggled in amusement, "I may not be too familiar with the

are you

in case of an approved war breaking out between two or more races in the alliance, the winner

the vampires are ranked in top nineteen, gremlins in top twenty-three, and lastly astrians in top thirteen, my nation would replace the astrians." Candace

Lokaka might have a worm face with just antennas and a mouth, but it still got twisted in

you are blind, the rule clearly state that parties involved needs to be in the

to include also parties not in the alliance." Candace smiled, "I believe such rules can be

Lokaka was left tongue-tied at the realization that Candace wasn't here to fuck around, no matter

her as the spokesperson just due to his trust, he knew that she was a serious person, who absolutely disliked being

read and gone through everything to ensure that the Void Nation would come out of

to make such amends for the race attacking three

visit by us." Candace smiled kindly, "I believe that none