Supremacy Games

1742 The Hundredth Floor. V

Hours flowed by akin to the desolate murky river within the hundredth-floor and before long more than ten squads had met their fate...

This was a huge number considering that the teams were at the foothold of the floor and were still a distance away from the entrance.

Fortunately, with so many beams fired in the past hours, the massive Eye began to droop, its relentless surveillance finally showing signs of wear.

With a slow, almost reluctant motion, the eye closed.

The ominous red hue that had bathed the entire floor began to fade, lifting the oppressive atmosphere at last.

Across the landscape, a collective sigh of relief swept through the ranks of squads, feeling like they had been given another chance at life.

"Let's get going, we need to cover as much distance as possible before the night cycle comes again." Commander Bia ordered with a stern tone.

"How about you show me the map and let me take you all to the entrance?" Apollo suggested lazily, "I guarantee we will arrive before the eye opens again."

"No." Commander Bia rejected his proposal without much of an explanation.

But, she didn't have to...Felix and the other mercenaries understood that she wouldn't hand the map to anyone even if it meant making their journey harder.

She wasn't stupid not to understand that Felix and Apollo were still hanging around them because of the map.

"As you wish."

Apollo shrugged his shoulders carelessly while creating a dark cloud and riding on it with Felix...Then, they ditched the stronghold and kicked off their new journey, following Commander Bia up close.

'The eye won't open up again until a minimum of five minutes.' Felix discussed with Apollo telepathically, 'This will make the squads more daring in their assaults. I am certain that if we meet another squad on the way, we will...'

Before Felix could finish his sentence, his eyes picked up an ongoing conflict over the horizon...When he zoomed in, he noticed that it was a fight between a squad of Planktons and Nanitesswarm.

"Prepare to engage, leave no one behind." Commander Bia ordered coldly as she rushed towards the battle.

her and showed a friendly approach on the tower's roof, Commander Bia had no interest in showing

challenges, she would be foolish to

you okay with this?'

is.' Plix replied emotionlessly, 'We have already

that he

his race didn't accept foreign mercenaries and this meant he would

he didn't think too much of it since he believed that they would remain at the surface and search for

turn into a race to the ground floor, he wouldn't have bothered to join

move during the

'I gotcha.'

scene, Felix and the others found out that the squad of Planktons was struggling to fend off the attacks of the Nanites

they have already gained control over half of the Plankton squad. F*cking

disgust at the sight of half of the Planktons turning silver in color while their eyes

feared and avoided at all costs.

one to split into millions of wasp-like entities, each a tiny machine with

enter someone's brain, it gave them full dominance over

and insane

only reason such a race hadn't already dominated the quantum realm was because they couldn't maintain the possession

up

Planktons were using their spatial manipulation to keep up with the other Planktons and help the rest of

senses heightened." Commander Bia warned, "If anyone got possessed, I

Planktons intensified their efforts, creating spirals of space that looped back on themselves, dead ends that appeared out

cracks in the Planktons' spatial defenses, exploiting every momentary lapse

confident smirk,

mess up." Commander Bia

an ounce of hesitation, Dankin phased into the heart of the battlefield, causing both parties to momentarily cease their movements,

saw the sinister smile painting his lips, chills

'Retreat!'

'Pull away!!'

ordered through their hive network while using the Plankton he possessed to teleport

spread out, he couldn't get everyone away before Dankin

a deep breath, he pulled back his arm, his fist becoming a nexus of concentrated energy...Then, with a motion that blurred the lines between speed and stillness, he