Supremacy Games

1648 All Eyes on Him.

While Felix wanted them to feel threatened, the reactions of Apollo, Demeter, Artemis, Zeus, and the rest to his daring theft of celestial energy ranged from mockery to curiosity.

Some were directed at him and the majority were at the other two.

Apollo, ever the artist and lover of drama, chortled at the spectacle.

Leaning back on his darkness cloud, he quipped, "He sure knows how to put on a show. Stealing from Poseidon and Hephaestus together? I expected nothing less!"

Demeter shook her head. "Pitiful party tricks...He will soon run out of them and the amount of celestial energy stolen will be barely enough to last him a couple of minutes in a fight against us."

Artemis, usually more reserved and contemplative, expressed a mixture of amusement and admiration to one of her subordinates.

"He's like a cunning fox, isn't he? Always finding new ways to survive and thrive. I wonder what he plans to do with that stolen celestial energy?"

Artemis was also one of the unigins like Apollo who kept a close eye on Felix's mortal journey from an early age, making her understand just what kind of person he was.

In her eyes, there was no way he would be settling down with stealing bits of celestial energy forever.

Would he use the energy to invade Hephaestus, Poseidon, or even one of them? She wondered.

Meanwhile, Zeus observed the events with a deep, thoughtful frown, stroking his beard. "I smell a scheme...A well-crafted scheme...Lilith's successor will never settle down for such tricks."

Athena, the goddess of wisdom and strategy, watched intently, her eyes reflecting a keen analytical mind at work. "If I was in his place with his sets of abilities, I would steal just enough celestial energy to give me a shield against radiant divinity plus territorial pressure...Then, launch a serious invasion attempt at Hephaestus, who is currently the weakest link in our circle...Even if he doesn't defeat him, he will be able to prolong his stay in his domain enough to restore what he has lost and even gain ten times the amount or more."

As each unigin watched Felix's exploits, the gods' reactions highlighted their personalities and interest in this battle.

Apollo's love for entertainment, Demeter's connection to the earth and its beings, Artemis's appreciation for cunning and survival, Zeus's authority and interest in power dynamics, and Athena's strategic and analytical thinking all came into play.

Yet, none of them scheme on making a move, wanting to spectate from a distance to get a better reading...

...

suddenly, Felix switched to his main consciousness after picking up on an invasive aura within his spiritual pressure

he spotted almost invisible birds gliding effortlessly through the skies, their forms merging

remarked calmly,

circled above, their presence as light as a

and the activities within the base, gathering valuable information with every graceful swoop

stop

coldly without bothering to

intelligence, the wind birds dissipated like

realm where the winds whispered secrets and the air was

neither took down

relayed the location of Felix's base to

various unigins

known, all the unigins with networks reaching the wasteland were able to arrive at

feathered spies from minerals in the soil, Artemis utilized the nearest plants to the location, Demeter used the soil itself, and Apollo was on a different level as he utilized the light itself to create

their scouts. Zeus created an entire thunderstorm away from

two took advantage of

this one out

"It's quite lively now."

showed a faint mocking sneer after his senses picked up on

that he knew

made them even more intrigued about his reasoning for not changing his

He went to the main plaza of the base and gathered all void citizens in

his presence commanded the attention

know what to

as he invoked the Perfection Manifestation

he activated the symbol, it materialized above him,

symbol pulsed with an almost magnetic allure, captivating the eyes and hearts of those who

they felt an overwhelming surge of pride

and expressions of worship. They hailed Felix's strength, wisdom,

Paragon! Our eternal guardian! In you we trust, under your wing, we