Supremacy Games

1554 God's Pillar. II

"Don't worry, you want difficulty, you will see difficulty after one minute."

Lady Sphinx's attitude turned composed again as she sat in a floating meditation position in front of the cauldron.

Above her head, a screen appeared that showed the atomic world inside the mixture. The different molecules were in the process of breaking apart and integrating.

Felix focused on the edges of the atomic world, knowing that the dark creatures always invaded the mixture from the edges and aimed to devour the molecules until they reached the center.

'Wait, why isn't she putting a mental barrier to prepare for the dark reaction?' Felix knitted his eyebrows in confusion.

He knew that potioneers were required to place the mental barrier swiftly and enlarge it as much as possible to protect the mixture before the dark reaction began.

This would allow them to secure a significant chunk of the mixture after the integration process ends and they could move on to the final enhancement step with much larger odds of concocting the potion.

For example, if 30% of the mixture was saved from the dark reaction, the potioneer would have a 30% chance to succeed in his concoction.

Yet, Lady Sphinx kept waiting silently for close to a minute without making a single move.

What's more shocking was the fact that the dark reaction had yet to appear, which should have been impossible in Felix's eyes.

'How is it taking so long to manifest? More than 30% of the molecules have integra...'

Before Felix could finish his thought,a strange and unsettling phenomenon began to unfold within the atomic world of the mixture.

The potion's cauldron emitted a faint, ominous glow as dark, microscopic organisms emerged from the depths of obscurity...These minuscule invaders, shadowy and malevolent, seemed to appear out of nowhere.

The dark reaction was here!

Instead of showing up from the edges like a tidal wave as he anticipated, they surged explosively across the atomic landscape, popping off randomly and uncontrollably!

'What the actual f*ck...'

shocked Felix to his core, forcing him to lean closer with

reason dealing with the dark reaction was manageable was

predict, nothing to defend with mental barriers, as they kept devouring and corrupting

with swift and deliberate

dark microscopic organisms, causing a war to rage in

fascinating to see Lady Sphinx at

he watched the sand soldiers

in perfect harmony, their

incredible skill, slashing through the dark

sand soldiers forming defensive formations, creating protective barriers around the most vulnerable parts

a large sized army close to perfection while also making sure to keep an eye on newly manifested dark microorganisms, damn, I don't think it's even possible for us to pull it off if we were given the

about potion concoctions, but he knew that Lady Sphinx was using 100% of her mind if not more to keep track

prowess, intelligence, and elemental manipulation skill required to pull something off like this is on a different level...' Felix murmured while wholly seized

was already considered the second greatest potioneer after Lady Sphinx, yet, while he was watching her work, Felix couldn't

her potioneer skills, she would

called the touch of an

the sand army's determination and prowess. Slowly but surely, the tide of battle began to turn in favor of

each swing of their ethereal weapons, the sand soldiers carved a path through the

to withstand the onslaught could only fall, their sinister presence

whole minute, the largest known war in the universe's history was finally concluded in favor of Lady Sphinx after the mixture's integration

could check on the mixture size that was saved, the cauldron shook with a sudden burst of energy, causing the

emitted from the cauldron, illuminating the surroundings with an ethereal glow. Felix's eyes widened in awe

BOOOM!!

lid of the cauldron was blown off,

light erupted from within, painting the area

sight, one

it was the aroma that followed that truly captivated the

fragrance saturated the air, a harmonious blend of the

a scent that promised