Supremacy Games

1701 The Last Dance. IX

Uncaring about the consequences of his actions or decisions,Felix found himself at the brink of his physical endurance.

His muscles screamed, fibers tearing under the immense force he was exerting, and yet, he dug deeper into the well of his resolve!

Every sinew of his body was on fire, a testament to the monumental struggle against Amun-Ra, a being whose might was nigh unfathomable!

'I can't! I can't fall back now! I must, I must push through and overpower him!'

"I MUST!"

With a primal roar, Felix channeled everything he had to transform the heat in his body into anger, which in turn became fuel for his continuous enhancement!

190 million BF...200 million BF...220 million BF!!!

Amun-Ra, for all his divine might, found his arms faltering against Felix's sudden resurgence!

Felix, muscles bulging and skin shimmering with the effort of surpassing his limits, stood firm against Amun-Ra.

The air between them crackled, charged with the power of their confrontation.

Felix's voice was raw, yet filled with an unwavering resolve as he locked eyes with the divine being before him.

"You've reached your limit, haven't you?" Felix taunted, his breath heavy. "Without your precious celestial energy, you're just another victim!"

Amun-Ra's expression, usually unflappable, flickered with the slightest hint of anger.

"Your tenacity is commendable," He replied, his tone even but strained as he braced against Felix's onslaught. "But do not mistake temporary advantage for victory."

Felix's laughter echoed, a sound filled with defiance and challenge.

"We're not playing by your rules today, Amun-Ra. This is my realm and in my realm, your strength can't go beyond this!!"

With a final, monumental effort, Felix gathered every ounce of his strength and roared, "NOW FAAAALL!"

resonated like thunder, a

mighty ruler was sent plummeting with an unstoppable momentum that even he, a mighty ruler, could not just

Amun-Ra's face was a picture of disbelief, etched into the fabric of the dreamrealm as he fell through the shattered

flying backward from the recoil, but this was exactly what

about to smash into the flipped ground, it went through an emerging void portal, taking advantage of Amun-Ra's inability to break from

plan was good but

strength was at 200 million BF and the only way for them to go beyond it was

by a force equivalent

was enough to void his plans. As he watched Felix's body go through the portal, he tightened his grasp on the Akh, seemingly about to use an ability

eyes, sharp as the dawn, caught a glimpse of something beyond the battlefield. The instant he realized what it was, he relaxed his grasp on the Akh and conjured a void portal directly behind him, its edges swirling

of darkness wrapping around his

was the last thing to vanish into the

began to shudder with finality, its very essence quaking under the strain of imminent

Rumble!! Rumble!!

skies that had once thrived in this realm of boundless imagination started to crumble,

as the last vestiges of the dreamrealm gave way, there was a sudden

if the realm, in its last act of defiance, scattered its essence across the void of space, painting the darkness with a fleeting tapestry of

appeared, the brilliant display faded, the particles

area once more, a stark reminder

...

realm within the matter universe, Felix's

against his pallid skin, seeped from his pores as if his very essence

with a haze of pain and exhaustion,

grappling with the soul-deep reverberations caused by the

aftermath of pushing beyond the conceivable

a battle that had demanded more than what seemed possible, leaving

of resignation on his face after realizing that Amun-Ra had followed

that the three rulers' existence were completely banned from stepping foot outside of the

expected, without warning, golden chains materialized from the void, ensnaring them both in a spectacle

"Argh..."

himself bound by a dozen luminous chains, each link searing into his flesh with an

the universe's

his laws, he knew that the universe would not

was in a far