Supremacy Games

1484 A Beautiful Overdue Reunion...

After the decision was made, Felix and Amelia finished their dinner and returned to Elder Kraken's mansion.

Felix told him about everything and requested his help with Amelia's memories to which he agreed.

He had already given them his word on this matter and had prepared the memories necessary from Carbuncle in the living world.

Without further ado, they exited the mansion and went to the same abandoned house on the outskirts of the capital.

The memories reformation machine was still situated there...Elder Kraken wasn't worried about someone finding it since he would get alerted if they stepped into his territory.

'What if her personality changed too?' Felix frowned, 'This process might make the situation even worse.'

'Don't worry, it's different this time.' Elder Kraken clarified as he wired Amelia to the machine. 'We will be merely putting new memories on top of her old ones and it won't affect her personality as drastically as yours.'

Felix nodded in understanding. In his case, he was like a blank page and whatever was put inside of him shaped his personality.

But Amelia already possessed her own personality and those memories would merely awaken her old self.

"Are you ready?" Elder Kraken asked.

"Mmm." Amelia nodded.

Elder Kraken started the process right after, infusing all the memories given to him by Carbuncle into Amelia.

Obviously, Carbuncle didn't hand over millions of years worth of memories...But just enough for Amelia to understand that their life as a married couple wasn't a lie and to remind her of all the good and bad times they spent together.

As Amelia was absorbing those memories, a smile kept spreading on her lips.

She was reliving her previous life and she was more than pleased with how it turned out to be.

When the memories stopped coming in, her face was already a mess with tears. She realized that what she had with Carbuncle wasn't just a common love story, but what would one call a once-in-a-lifetime companionship...

The fact that Carbuncle was a primogenitor and considered a deity in the universe, yet he never cheated on her or touched another female after marrying her spoke great volumes about his eternal loyalty.

Unbeknownst to her, Carbuncle never touched another female even after her death...

"Are you okay?" Felix asked.

now." Amelia smiled and then requested, "Is it possible to return me to

Felix

for his assistance and both

back, Felix asked her

accepting Carbuncle right away as her husband the moment she

was direct and

you saw it with

"I see..."

Carbuncle and Amelia deserved each other...It was

garden, he saw that

As he flew away, he couldn't help but glance one more time

he saw, slightly warmed

there, encircled by the enchanting flora, in a tight, loving embrace, their fur mingling, creating a tapestry of moonlight silver and emerald

as though the universe itself had

the drugs.' Felix chuckled to himself as he envisioned the other Carbuncle

was certain that he would erase his wisp of consciousness almost immediately with a happy smile, stretching from

to the mansion to inform Elder Kraken and

stay in the spirit realm, he could be

***

in the living

your 'skills'. Now, you can

he moved a

every time you find yourself in a losing position." Jörmungandr sneered, "Plus, it's not even possible

you, anything is

didn't seem too happy as the last chance he had to win the game was the bishop sacrifice, but Jörmungandr was smart enough to ignore it

are talking about here? It's two primogenitors...There was no such a thing as making a blunder for them when

"Checkmate."

count," Thor complained immediately as he pushed down his

feel better, loser." Jormungandr grinned while fixing the pieces, preparing for a

the game for a bit, Felix

Elder Kraken

a halt as

time." Thor chided, "That little brat forgot about us the moment he died,

one bothered to entertain his remark, but they were quite curious about Felix's desire to speak

all and apologized for not reaching out

Felix would not speak with them unless he had something to show