Supremacy Games

1692 The Imprisonment Grounds. II

'Child, you don't have to feel so bad.' Kronos comforted, 'You will soon realize that spending your time here is much better than being next to those snakes. They only care about their benefit and empty sense of freedom.'

'Stop talking rubbish! How is this better?' Asna started weeping again, 'I can't see or do anything...Am I going to spend eternity like this?'

'Oh, I guess the seal is still too strong to let some of your senses out.' Kronos realized.

'What does that mean?'

'Just give it some time and the seal will start weakening gradually.' Kronos explained, 'After you spot signs of weakness, loopholes will emerge and you can take advantage of them to sneak out your senses or even a bit of your telepathic control.'

'Really? How long does it take?!' Asna's spirit seemed to have uplifted slightly.

'It depends on the seal.' Kronos shared as he analyzed her seal, 'Based on your seal's toughness and complexity, it should take tens of thousands of years before initial signs start appearing.'

'How...How am I supposed to wait that long without losing my mind.' Asna's spirit was thrown down the gutter again.

'One word.' Kronos chuckled, 'Sleep...Sleep will be your best friend for as long as you remain here.'

'...' Asna didn't know how to respond to that.

'So, why are you here?' Kronos asked with a curious tone.

'How can you ask me that?' Asna frowned, 'Aren't you the unigin of space and time? You should be all-knowing. In fact, why are you even imprisoned here with me? A being with your kind of power should never get caught, like ever.'

In her eyes, how could someone who could see the future ever get imprisoned? It was simply impossible as he could easily foresee any action against him millions of years ago.

'See the future, huh?' Kronos showed a forceful smile, a smile that seemed to carry eons of stories within it.

'Child, all you have to know is that I stopped controlling my fate and started flowing with the breeze of destiny wherever it takes me.' Kronos said wisely.

Asna's eyelids twitched in irritation. 'How does that answer my question?'

'Now, share with me your story...It's been quite lonely being here

to pieces when she started to think of how to begin

to her with great difficulty, knowing that he would be the only

darkened eye, 'Well, I can't really blame them to be honest. Your existence is truly their bane and allowing you

his head, 'However, this doesn't excuse their actions. Your existence is the natural way of order and sealing you away is the same as rebelling against the

of this and I never did.' Asna said with a low voice, 'All I wanted was to live my life in peace, unbothered,

freedom is a privilege that only one person can enjoy...' Kronos said with a deep voice,

'What do you mean.'

slowly as he said one last time, 'We will continue when your seal weakens and

Asna started yelling with a bit of agitation, 'Are you still

and all she could hear was the sound of her heartbeats, Asna understood that either she could join him in a long

wasn't

*****

Back to The Present...

suddenly roused from reminiscing of her childhood memories, a period, she desired it

Whoosh! Whoosh!

of the eternal black flames in the capital being on the verge of getting exterminated by the golden

occupy almost the entire surface of the city, but now, there were barely a couple hundred kilometers covered and this

you.' Asna thought with a hint of worry inscribed across

the three rulers

them instead of using

were dying out, and

this was still part of Felix's

...

BOOOM!! WHOOSH!! THUUD!!...

engaged in a desperate melee with Zeus and Poseidon, each moment was a dance with death, their forms blurring into a vortex

GO OF OUR

a frenzied look as he unleashed barrages of lightning strikes,

electricity dancing eagerly on its surface, waiting to discharge

the ferocity of the ocean's depths, waves of water and razor-sharp ice shards spiraled towards Felix, an unending torrent designed to erode his defenses and pierce through