Supremacy Games

Booom!!

"Bastards!!" Lord Heatiaz cursed as he slammed the throne's armrest into fragments.

His eyes reflected the sight of his tribesmen getting hunted down by a never-ending shower of overwhelming abilities.

Elementals were hard to kill alright, but if there was enough power to completely ruin their environment, their consciousness would have nowhere to hide or go...This marked their ending.

"How did this even happen right below our noses?" Iavroim said with an agitated tone.

"There is only one to find out." Lord Heatiaz glared at the ceiling of his throne chamber and shouted, "King Valthor! Supreme Elder! How can you allow this!!"

Lord Heatiaz was certain that one of those two elders had a role in helping the alliance create this ambush.

In his eyes, it was simply impossible to conduct this perfectly arranged counter-attack without careful planning with all parties involved.

The fact that the alliance was able to open multiple portals made him more certain.

"We can do as we please on our celestial bodies...So, know your place before addressing us." King Valthor anwsered indifferently, not bothering to explain himself.

Fortunately for Lord Heatiaz, Elder Strauvis was more understanding as he shared, "They paid for permission to open the portals. I may not prefer interfering in your little conflicts, but if the price is right, nothing will stop me."

"How much did they pay?" Elder Strauvis asked with a cold tone.

He already knew that Elder Strauvis could be hired to do anything as long as the price was right.

He just never expected that someone would pay him to open spatial portals in his celestial body.

Still, he was lucky that Elder Strauvis was respectful enough to merely allow the initial permission. Permission was still needed from the chiefs to allow portals in their territory.

If it wasn't for this, Felix would have straightaway opened spatial portals near the Scorchlanders' main village and attacked it while most of their armies were out.

Since he already got permission from Elder Strauvis and Chief Xander, there was no need to include King Valthor.

"He paid more than enough."

Elder Strauvis went silent after this answer, making Lord Heatiaz understand that he wasn't telling him more.

"What do we do father?" Iavroim asked with a worried look, "Even if we withdrew all of our armies, we won't be able to stop them in time."

"Withdrew our armies?" Lord Heatiaz sneered, "Why would I do that?"

a collective order to

"GO ALL OUT!"

this order, they didn't think twice about their

their armies through the portals,

reached Felix and the alliance's chiefs, none of them

is really too

of successful conquests through brute force will make anyone always seek out the

would most definitely attempt to pressure them by

why they left enough of their army to hold the tribe's

those armies, the blockade was enough to hold them down for a fairly long

couldn't be applied to Mire

you a message. It says: it's getting harder and harder to hold

work and spoke with the alliance's chiefs, "I am going back to

"Be careful."

"Good luck."

lost, it can

they already started to

"Don't worry."

above the battlefield, giving

territorial line already being pushed back more

absolute best to defend it and slow down the conquest but to

dancing on the battlefield and using their unique spells

her element being hard countered by the magma,

area of influence didn't surpass a mere a couple

spells consumed a significant amount of energy for each

Felix's current teleportation spell had left him close to

capable of purifying

inquired after

allow me to slow down the conquest's speed drastically or even halt it completely if I am lucky." Felix nodded while flying

having difficulty with flight as he was

or objects levitate freely...Obviously, it

than five minutes placing those devices, Felix stopped in the middle

Queen Ai an offline version, 'Activate

'Understood.'

Ai could activate them from a distance by using

that Felix was unable to access the network, database, and Queen AI

she saw the already gloomy sky turning much darker

in the atmosphere, those droplets were turned into mist before touching the

with already-created fog from the evaporation reaction, causing both armies to not pay attention to