Supremacy Games

"Tsk, show off." Jörmungandr clicked his tongue in irritation at the sight of Thor's cocky smirk.

While he was immensely pleased with Felix's utilization of lightning, he still felt a bit vexed that his element was being shunned to the side.

But, he knew that Felix wasn't really playing favoritism as poison element was not the best option in this situation.

After all, poison was originally in a mist form, which made it get countered heavily by the intense heat of the battlefield.

Additionally, poison's main source of power came from the inducement effects, which were useless against Elementals in general...After all, how could you poison nature itself?

Even if he used a potent brittle inducement to damage the hardened bodies of Scorchlanders, they would still turn into lava and void his attempts.

As for the deconstruction sacred attributes or other attributes? Why use them when a soul-burning attribute was literally the best counter to Elementals?

This left only lightning as the best option even though Felix had absolutely no control over such a massive thunderstorm.

Rumble Rumble!!!

The only thing he could do was keep fueling it and watch it attack anything in sight!

"Father, we have to do something! Our army isn't going to last like this!" Iavroim said with a distressed tone.

"Bunch of good for nothings." Lord Heatiaz cursed coldly as he stood up from his throne, causing the entire throne chamber to shake at his awake.

"Father...Don't tell me, you are heading there personally?!"

Iavroim was left shocked by her conclusion as she knew that if her father dared to join the conflict personally, he would be breaking laws set by Foremother Siaseme herself!

"I have no intentions of touching the Mire Marauders or helping my people. I am just heading out to get rid of an outsider vermin who keeps butting in my business." Lord Heatiaz sneered as he looked at the ceiling, "I believe I am within my own rights to do that."

"..."

"..."

"Thought so."

Elder Strauvis and King Valthor neither confirmed nor denied his statement, which made Lord Heatiaz snort out loud.

He already knew that those two had absolutely no authority to keep his hands away from Felix when he was literally at war with him.

Because of Felix's foreigner status, he obviously didn't fall under the same sets of laws as Elementals, which meant that Lord Heatiaz was free to do as he pleased with him!

Ka-Thump!! Ka-Thump!!

a wave of a hand, the throne chamber started shaking wildly like an

volcano as the

Pssshs Pshshs!!

up the

matters here when

she found herself thrown out of the volcano and forced to turn into a

BOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!!!

this world finally erupted, launching an unfathomable amount of lava and

fell down at the empty Scorchlanders'

is really royally

magma, lava, and gas being turned

its direction was

left baffled after hearing

shockwaves could only be produced by explosions on a

guessed after eliminating the usual suspects due to

right, it

arising agitation at the notion of being

they were told that a being on a primogenitor's level

to Mire Marauders' territory.' Asna said, 'No one

for being a coward.' Felix hardened his

fought against Lord Heatiaz in his environment, he had zero chance of winning.

which meant part

Scorchlanders' territory as he knew

consciousness prowess on me. So, there won't be another chance

instincts alarmed him

coursing down his spine at the sight of

while he was already

with him

everything in everyone's eyes as they knew that Lord Heatiaz would have more natural resources to use

I can't even be courageous to fight here, I have no right to exert my

extended his finger into clouds, absorbing every single

spanned thousands of kilometers, Felix's finger kept turning brighter and brighter until it was nearly impossible to look

Rumble Rumble...

reduced the number of lightning bolts until there were

heads and stared at the

thunderstorm was now fully concentrated at the tip of Felix's finger...It was pointed

resolved look, Felix uttered,

promotional game, a magnificent thin green beam surged from his finger, casting a blinding flash of light that illuminated even the darkest cloud