Supremacy Games

Felix would be lying if he said that he wasn't a bit hesitant.

Who could blame him? It was one thing to join a conflict that could be ended and another that would last for eternity.

The worst part, he was the only one risking his life while the rest of the Elementals would easily be revived no matter how many times he slew them.

'It's not as easy as it seems.' Elder Kraken mentioned, 'They might be able to be revived, but it doesn't happen instantaneously. The bigger the consciousness, the more time it takes for it to be revived. Ask him, he will tell you the same.'

Felix asked Chief Cloveris about this and to his surprise, he agreed with Elder Kraken's statement.

"May I ask how long it takes on average?" Felix inquired.

"It's a couple of years for the little Elementals. As for the Chiefs? It might take them a couple of millennials or more."

"I see."

His response had gotten rid of Felix's hesitation immediately as he realized that the conflicts might be neverending, but the battle's results mattered in the short term!

This would help him show his support and at the same time train peacefully instead of continuously fighting.

"Can I know about the tribal structure and the current ongoing conflicts related to my elements?" Felix asked with a solemn tone, making Chief Cloveris understand that he had made up his mind to get himself involved.

So, he didn't bother to change his mind again and gave him what he asked for.

"On King Valthor's overreaching landmass, there are more than fifty tribes as large as mine. Those tribes are split between peaceful and conflict-bound."

"My tribe is considered peaceful since we are on the far northern side of the continent, bordering the third ocean and an empty landmass and multiple lakes."

"Since I am disinterested in expansion and the lakes' Elementals are the same, we do not have any issues with each other."

"Almost all the tribes near the edges of the continent are as peaceful as us. However, the same doesn't apply to the tribes near the middle."

"Why?" Felix frowned.

Heatiaz and his ever-expanding tribe, The

tell me this tribe is expanding in all directions from the center of the continent?"

is and also winning at

They are

that shouldn't really be possible since the chiefs could easily gang up on

world, making him earn the title Lord unlike us." Chief Cloveris shared, "He earned this title after he led his tribe to conquer more than ten tribes around his territory. Because he is commanding magma, lava, fire, and

His expansion helped him triple the size of his

and lava rivers spanning for thousands of kilometers in the middle of the continent.' Asna commentated after recalling what Felix saw from space when he

sight to behold as it resembled hell on land...Yet, none of them thought much about it

destroying tribes, what

was capable of being revived...But, how would an Elemental be revived if his entire territory was already devoured and

again." Chief Cloveris answered him, "Without it, they can't be revived...That's why the tribes try their very best to

for Lord Heatiaz

other words, no matter how strong Lord Heatiaz was, his prowess

create new

slow crawl, which helped the endangered tribes use everything they had to block his terraforming attempts

off The Scorchlanders' invasion attempts...If you want their assistance,

"Sh*t!"

tribes must be in

Heatiaz or his tribe...As long as you offer good

bit cold-blooded and shameless, it did make a

primogenitors were

in the best possible image and dip after he get what he wanted regardless

'You're right.'

would have absolutely rejected Asna's suggestion since it was an immoral act to take advantage of someone who put faith in you, but this was

and reviving

about lightning and gemstone

Zolthan isn't really in a conflict. I believe he will reject your visitation simply because he is an asshole." Chief Cloveris stated, "Even if he accepted you by gifting his tribe food, he

other hand, Mountaincrushers Tribe are secluded Elementals and rarely interact with other Elementals. I believe it will be difficult for you to get their approval even

"I understand..."