Supremacy Games

1535 Evil Energy's Side Effect.

Immediately after, a spectral mirror manifested in front of them and its surface began to ripple, like a stone thrown into a still pond. Slowly, the ripples coalesced into a swirling vortex of dark, ethereal mist.

From within the depths of the mirror, a pair of piercing, otherworldly eyes emerged.

Lord Hades' presence loomed large, even within the confined space of the mirror, causing all the tenants to show respectful and solemn expressions.

Before the primogenitors could greet him, Lord Hades' voice rumbled, deep and commanding as if it echoed from the depths of the underworld.

"I have no clue what's going in her mind and don't bother asking me about it. As for the next part, you will need to devour the false unigin's core. As you have just witnessed, the seven sins laws are too powerful against mortals with desires. If you attempted to devour the false unigin's core, you would end up dead without knowing how."

Seeing that Lord Hades wasn't wasting time with empty talks, Felix dropped the subject related to the paragon of sins.

"I require your guidance then." Felix narrowed his eyes, "How is it possible to gain immunity or at least a decent resistance against the seven sins?"

After what the Paragon of Sins put him through, Felix had absolutely no interest in taking down Nimo's alter ego without proper preparation.

"That's for you to solve." Lord Hades remarked calmly before shutting down the mirror, not staying for even half a minute straight.

He didn't even give Felix a chance to ask him about the paragon's statement of waiting for Felix's arrival like she was certain he would come to find her later.

While Felix had absolutely no thought of ever getting close to that vixen, he was slightly concerned that his path of ascension would end up with dealing with her again.

"Well, he didn't help much. But, it's understandable." Lady Sphinx disclosed, "This is new grounds we are treading on and he doesn't want to give you bad advice."

Lord Hades only led the way if he was somewhat certain about the results.

In the case of Lucifer, he connected the dots and understood that there was a high possibility of Felix merging successfully with the evil energy and becoming its new owner.

However, he refrained from telling Felix about the exact method since he also was ignorant about it.

an outline of the plan and it was up to him to

isn't as powerful as his alter ego or knows much about his abilities, I think it's possible

so?" Felix

know, you can see if it's possible to merge with him or have him transform into a

her chin thoughtfully, "When it

find him first and see how it goes." Felix

postponing even his hunt of the darkins...Nimo was

the way, did any of you hear what the paragon said earlier? About the

like primogenitors' purities are well

nothing new that demons devour purities to maintain their sanity and

that primogenitors could also have their purities devoured and turned into demonized versions of

the only demon who was somewhat capable of standing before

darkins and more than a hundred times at the hand of Fenrir

was the owner of evil energy and he possessed

Saurous purities and demonized them, doesn't that mean I can

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dig the idea, grinning as wickedly

done, death is a mere release." Fenrir

far, far more humiliating and cruel to turn the darkins into demonized

be able to betray him since not a single demon could be disloyal to the

enjoy their freedom

yet and didn't want to waste his time on them at the moment. Nimo was clearly up to something big

of days, Felix focused only on two things...Learning how to harness evil energy as good as Lucifer's and searching for

Lord Loki's help and the all-seeing eyes of Lord

portal near a semi-populated planet, which was in the process of getting invaded

gathering the void creatures rather than saving the planet." Felix commentated with a deep frown as he watched the Djin, opening void portals in front of the void creatures and

them mindlessly and then he closed the portal

surprised. He already knew that

only reason they respected his rules was because