Supremacy Games

1563 Working as a Unit, as a Hive, as One Mind.

Felix spent countless hours scouring through the finest details in his experiments, not skipping a single thing.

With his wisdom eye in play and peak concentration, Felix finally spotted the missing link.

'Is this?'

It was a small detail, almost inconspicuous amidst the wealth of information he had gathered.

In one of his experiments, he moved a pair of parent plants to a different location within his garden. These plants had been subjected to increased x10 sunlight during the afternoon hours.

As Felix reviewed his observations, he noticed that the plants exposed to the afternoon sunlight had exhibited a subtle change in their physiology. Their leaves had tilted slightly towards the sun, and their flowers had opened wider during those hours.

"This is it!"

Felix realized that the angle and intensity of sunlight played a crucial role in the pollination process of these particular plants.

It wasn't just about the standard factors like soil, environment, or weather; it was the specific alignment of the sun during pollination that triggered seed production!

With newfound excitement, Felix set to work immediately.

He carefully marked the exact position of the sun during the successful pollinations, using a sundial and meticulously noting the angles. He also began to track the changing position of the sun throughout the day, paying close attention to the afternoon hours when his breakthrough had occurred.

As he conducted a series of focused experiments, controlling the angle and duration of sunlight exposure, Felix watched in anticipation. And then, it happened.

The two parent plants produced a seed—a single, small, but promising seed!

"Haha, I did it!" Felix laughed excitedly while eyeing the seed on his palm.

It was the result of his dedication, patience, and the tiny but crucial detail he had uncovered.

"Now, you can start the crossbreeding." Lady Sphinx remarked with a faint smile.

Felix rubbed his hair with a foolish look, knowing that he was getting excited over merely succeeding in the simplest step.

was far from over and it would

Felix manifested multiple seeds in the same manner

in isolated see-through glass gardens. Each small garden had a different soil, different time acceleration, different shade of light, different watering systems, elemental energy levels, and the

understood that even with such massive quantity, it wasn't guaranteed to find the

illusionary garden made everything a hundred times easier, you have to be focused and pay attention to the smallest details for each experiment." Lady Sphinx advised, "If you missed even a single detail, it might be the key to

on putting multiple clones on watch

what I

treasure and it was all because she didn't have

she was still forced to wait patiently for centuries, millennia, and sometimes even hundreds of thousands of years

her to restart the entire experiment

chance to surpass Lady Sphinx in her

that elusive moment when

into weeks, it became painfully clear that the majority of his

the

and he found himself constantly adjusting conditions

persistence was one of Felix's defining

one particular attempt, after countless failures, three buds

in appearance but also in the

hue, and the third had a calm and serene

go, this

Felix as he

that each bud represented a different path of evolution for the plant. While all three of them could fail eventually, it also meant that he could get

variations, I shouldn't give up on the rest of the

that while progress had been made, there were

was committed to unlocking their hidden potential, one

changes to their growth conditions and moved his focus

with hundreds of seeds

out more on his experiments again, putting each budding seed in

hundreds of versions of Felix, working as a unit, as a hive,

as there were many other clones on duty focusing on SS natural treasures, running experiments on them to invoke

he had to be a great geneticist to run such experiments since they

him by his master in the

three types of fields in alchemy simultaneously, which in turn was more than enough