Supremacy Games

'I can't afford to be on the streets again...'

Karra's mind was a mess as her emotions and rational thinking kept clashing the moment she realized that Felix wasn't joking around.

She knew that it would be extremely difficult to become a servant of another spirit even with her price being this low due to her past.

In the heavenly plane, spirits must have a place to stay as each day that went by and they had no home, a percentage of their own light gets liquified as a punishment.

Karra's color had dropped to indigo because of this and she was going to drop to black color if she kept receiving those penalties.

At the end of the path, she would end up kicked out of the heavenly plane and have her status occupied by someone more worthy.

"Speak." Felix pressured coldly, uncaring about her internal turmoil.

Karra sat quietly across from Felix, her hands clenched tightly in her lap. She was silent for a moment, her indigo eyes flitting between Felix's concerned gaze and the floor.

Taking a deep breath, she began to speak, her voice barely above a whisper.

"My former master...he wasn't kind," she began, her words halting and slow.Her gaze dropped down to her hands, her knuckles white from how tightly she was gripping them. "He was a noble, a man of influence...well respected in the city. People would bow in his presence, and speak highly of him in the streets. But behind closed doors..."

She paused, a small shudder running through her. She looked up at Felix, her eyes reflecting an ocean of sorrow and pain. "He would threaten me, saying if I dare to report him, he would ensure I would never find a master again. He would use his influence to tarnish my reputation and leave me to survive on the streets. No one would hire an outcast spirit..."

A tear slipped down her cheek, but she quickly wiped it away. "He would flaunt his power, his connections. I was just a servant, powerless against him. It was...it was terrifying. Every day was a struggle. A struggle to serve, to obey, to survive..."

Her voice trailed off, her gaze unfocused as she remembered the past, her body trembling slightly from the memories.

It was a confession, a tale of abuse and fear, one that cast a shadow over the vibrant city they were in.

It was a cruel reminder that even in a realm of spirits and grandeur, there was darkness lurking beneath the surface...

When Felix saw her condition, he didn't push her for more details even when a lot of parts didn't make sense.

kind, but I am not interested in abusing anyone. So,

in the fridge." Felix sent

Karra wiped her tears and

and asked him, his

how can they mistreatment their

with more than 4% property in the city. Astral is considered the capital city of the divine realm. A noble possessing an entire 4%

this makes no sense as there is no way a noble of such high status will be an abuser or hire such a low-ranked spirit

Karra used to be an orange-ranked spirit or higher and was forced to downgrade into indigo

at his

but he found no words as his defending the noble implied taking Karra as a liar...Her entire demeanor matched an abused victim to mistake

it would require liquidation of close to a hundred thousand Lumus if not more, which translated to a

and used his authority to keep her from finding either a house or a job to support herself." Felix uttered expressionlessly, "With the

offended this noble by hiring his blacklisted spirit." Sekiro uttered with a stern tone, "No wonder no one wanted to touch her even

"Must be."

do we

and turned on the tv...Then,

"About what?" He asked.

warned to drop Karra back to

Ring Ring!

sentence, the doorbell rang twice across the living room, causing Sekiro's

ordered indifferently, not bothering to even stand up from his

it's them?" Sekiro asked with a

"Bring them to me."

"Mmm."

delay, Sekiro went to the door. The moment he opened it up, he was met with two pairs of ember-red eyes, belonging to

broad-shouldered, their human-like bodies muscular and intimidating, wreathed

this apartment?" the one on the right asked, his voice a gravelly echo that seemed to vibrate the air around

asking

yet no less menacing, "We belong to the Red

us any unnecessary trouble and kick her out. Otherwise,