Supremacy Games

1574 The Gathering of The Deities.

Meanwhile in Felix's consciousness space...

"I guess it turned out better than we expected," Felix remarked calmly while sitting at the central table with the tenants.

"It will be better only if you win." Lady Sphinx warned, "Lord Marduk isn't an easy opponent in the slightest...He is extremely intelligent and possesses a strategic mind like no other."

Felix nodded with a solemn expression.

To be the only primogenitor capable of deciphering the universal codex inscriptions, it was a no-brainer that Lord Marduk's intelligence was on a different level than even Lady Sphinx and Lady Yggdrasil.

To make matters worse, he wasn't a pacifist who purely focused on research...He was smart and powerful enough to make all primogenitors respect his will.

"Lord Shiva, have you ever fought against him besides that one time?" Felix asked, wanting to obtain more information to help his preparation.

"Beings at our level don't fight for fun, we fight once and that's it." Lord Shiva answered indifferently, "So no, we have never clashed directly during the primogenitors' era."

"I see..."

"But, I can tell you this for free." Lord Shiva added with a serious tone, "Boy if you want to win your battle, you will have only one chance, and that's freezing him with your spiritual pressure. Failing to do so means he will either win or the fight will never end."

"There is no other outcome besides those three."

While Lord Shiva didn't clarify much, it was obvious that he didn't believe himself to have what it takes to kill Lord Marduk.

Sure, he was the destruction primogenitor and possessed the most powerful abilities in the universe, but when dealing with the creation primogenitor?

The battle would always end evenly between them unless one of them made a fatal mistake, which was impossible.

the strongest primogenitor

two were opposite

that none of them possessed...A higher spiritual pressure, which was a

also believe the same." Felix affirmed in agreement, "He possesses unknown creation abilities and creation domain, which turns him into an unkillable god. I have to take advantage of his lack

plan. It was simple, direct, but most effective. When fighting against highly intelligent opponents, complex strategies would be less reliable

Still...

mean that you jump him barbarically." Lady Sphinx advised, "He is like a chess master who is always a hundred times steps ahead of you, and if you made your motive obvious of getting close to him, he will make sure to keep

see what I can

but it had

pressure to cover millions of kilometers, it

be extremely close to Lord Marduk before releasing it, giving him almost no time to react against it

been given a month to reach the location, but I think it's best if you make your move right now." Thor mentioned with a stern tone, "You can't give him an entire month on the battlefield, god knows how large his creation domain will

him teleport there after informing his squad that he would leave

They would stay like that regardless of the distance until he canceled his mental control or died...Just like his

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space, far from the bustling life of galaxies and nebulae, Felix arrived at a location destined to become a historic battleground between the new destruction god and the current

enormous, desolate expanse where the laws of physics

planet, colossal in scale, five times the size of Jupiter, adorned with a

surreal backdrop for the impending confrontation. Nearby, two stars whirled in a perilous

emitted a fierce light that bathed the area in an unyielding

Candace, their arrival was marked by a ripple of energy that disturbed the eerie calm of

twitched after noticing tens of primogenitors exiting

knowing that they must have bought a ticket here from Lord

he never minded helping anyone as long as the

been a while since this many primogenitors had gathered in the real world.' Thor commentated with a nostalgic tone as he recalled the last pact he participated

primogenitors made a

formed a silent audience, their expressions ranging from impassive to