Supremacy Games

"Can you please help us set a meeting with her?" Felix requested, knowing that Lord Zurvan was their only hope to make a connection with Foremother Siamese.

"You heard him, right?" Lord Zurvan said as he looked at the ceiling.

Just as Felix wanted to lift his head, he realized that the environment around him had changed completely.

He was now standing on a field of dandelions. Each stalk in the field's sea of white had a fuzzy ball that appeared to sparkle in the sunlight.

The tiny seeds of the dandelions floated through the air like fairy dust as they softly swung in the breeze.

The only thing visible as far as the eye could see was an infinite expanse of white. The aroma of spring, a potent blend of flowers and recently cut grass, was pervasive in the air.

Felix realized immediately that he was in a dimensional pocket as the sky was dotted with multiple black holes like they were painted on a wall.

Before Felix's eyes could roam further, they ended up getting affixed on a mesmerizing purple-haired woman.

Her skin was smooth and flawless, with a natural radiance that seemed to glow from within. High cheekbones and full lips gave her face a striking, almost regal appearance. Her eyes were a deep, dark green, sparkling with intelligence and a hint of coldness.

She sat at the center of the dandelion field with graceful ease, her every motion fluid and elegant. She dressed simply yet elegantly, emphasizing her body without being too exposing.

Despite her evident attractiveness, she exuded an air of superiority that would make anyone feel uncomfortable.

"Foremother Siamese?" Felix inquired politely.

He noticed that he had been teleported to this dimensional pocket all by himself, which made him understand that Foremother Siamese had no intentions of interacting with his master.

Still, he wasn't too nervous or afraid of her as he knew that Lord Zurvan wouldn't let anything bad happen to his guest.

"Come closer." She ordered calmly.

Although her tone was impolite as hell, Felix had no plans of acting tough before her...He went closer to her and remained silent, knowing that there was no need to voice his request again.

In his mind, since she decided to bring him here, then there was a high chance she would agree to his request...After all, a 'No' would have been sufficient to deal with him.

"I will agree to your request for a condition." She disclosed.

'As expected.' Felix took a deep breath and asked, "What is it?"

you to never have any interaction with Lord Zurvan again." Foremother Siamese said coldly, "Don't ask

"..."

left stunned at her condition...He expected many conditions, but never

Lord Zurvan and doesn't want anyone to take his

to believe it since he didn't have any logical reasoning for

don't ask for a favor, don't even think about him? Felix wasn't even planning on doing

to Lord Zurvan. Since he had no more favors to take advantage of, he couldn't

her eyes, 'She knows about the identity of the earring's owner and

relationship with him completely?' Felix was speechless as she made him feel like he was a walking

you just

Foremother Siamese interjected calmly, "Yes or no, anything else

an irked tone, not too

for them, Foremother Siamese couldn't care less about their opinions of her as she had

make it any more obvious that she wanted

are you going to take

it obvious?' Felix smiled wryly, 'What choice do I have left at this

to obtain destruction bloodline while making

in long term, but still, it was

involved...If it wasn't for the

opportunity to get much stronger for the sake of uncertain

"Yes."

his answer, he was sent back to the Northern Forest with his party...The only one left behind was Lady

we didn't even get

you like a

had no retort as

requested, knowing that Lady Sphinx was left behind because

'Mmm.'

Lord Zurvan from his thought process and

...

the hut, Lady Sphinx was staring at Lord Zurvan

"Tell me your offer."

need for you to keep collecting them, I can tell you right now what will

don't want that." Lady Sphinx replied calmly, "I didn't go through so much trouble to gather them

"I..."