Supremacy Games

"You, follow me. The rest, pick an empty house in the village and stay in it for now." Chief Drogath said as he pointed his finger at Felix.

Without asking too many questions, Felix followed Chief Drogath, who was heading in the opposite direction of the village.

After following him for a few hours, Felix realized their destination.

'We are heading to the frontlines.' He knitted his eyebrows at the sight of the volcanic smog filling up the night sky above the horizon.

Soon, Chief Drogath and Felix had stopped on top of a giant black ashy boulder that was overseeing almost everything around it.

Boom! Boom! Thud!!...

Felix's eyes were drawn to an ongoing battle between a small army of the Mire Marauders and the Scorchlanders at the far distance.

The neverending symphony of explosions was enough to let anyone imagine the brutality of the fight as both armies were using everything in their powers to take down their enemies.

While Scorchlanders mainly were a bunch of molten hard golems or lava creatures, the Mire Marauders were monstrous fiends made out of thick swamp water, wood, or mud.

Both sides seemed to be trading fire from a distance like they weren't daring to clash against each other physically.

'The territory line.'

Felix figured out instantly that it was because of their inability to cross territories without losing most of their strength!

On one side, there was a sea of flowing lava and molten magma and on the other side, there was a raging bubbling swamp!

'It looks like the flowing lava is winning the territorial ground.' Asna said after spotting that the flowing lava was eating through the swamp in a slow manner.

'No wonder the Scorchlanders are conquering territories without an equal.'

Felix frowned, knowing that the war would end up in Scorchlanders' favor if they kept pushing their territory gains like this.

"This is what we have been dealing with for the past millennia." Chief Drogath stated expressionlessly, "A slow cruel death."

Elementals might be revived by someone higher than them in the hierarchy, but that was only possible if they had their territories left to be revived in.

Since Elder Strauvis didn't get himself involved in such conflicts, it meant that there was no one to stop Lord Heatiaz's domination.

really do nothing and watch as Lord Heatiaz terraform the entire continent into a

involved in such conflicts, but he felt weirded out by the fact that Lord Heatiaz

whim to push back Lord Heatiaz's expansion to his original territory and

Elder Strauvis? As long as no mass destruction occurred

"I see..."

didn't know what to say...This entire

solutions didn't

hate Scorchlanders or Lord Heatiaz in his conquering plan. In fact, he looked too unfazed by the thought of death like he

Heatiaz? Felix found

conquering quest without

thousands of years of effort to conquer the entire continent just to have everything reset back to zero

he is doing it

'Who knows?'

told that the main purpose of those conflicts was expanding territory to enable the biggest tribe to get more food since they would have more

wouldn't go for continental domination

to figure out the true motives of Lord

that no one cares about the thought of death." Chief Drogath said as he eyed Felix, "As long as I am alive, my people will be alive. In your case, I won't be able to save you. So, are you still

to receive your

"Not a chance."

to a serious

tell me more about your ability to harm souls."

what caught his eyes.' Felix smirked in his mind before answering, "It's a unique attribute that I can add

into an agonizing pain, they will be

an ounce of hesitation, he turned to Felix and requested for him to do that. Obviously, he didn't order him

retreat, I will help you with

knuckles and walked slowly to the edge of the

zoomed on the territorial line and then teleported into the middle

BOOOM!! BOOOM!!! CRASH!!!

of the chaotic

forces as giant fiery meteors kept

be blocked by thick wooden shields, setting them

forces, the entire battleground was covered with fog, which helped the Mire

of what they did, they were merely prolonging the inevitable as the

time to test my new limits.' Felix smiled faintly