Supremacy Games

1751 The Hundredth Floor. XIV(The end)

Meanwhile, Commander Bia, Apollo, and Felix were seen still standing in front of the floor's exit.

Commander Bia had a look of concern on her face as she knew that Uranus should be closer to the tower than ever.

"We need to leave now! We can't escape from Uranus if he chases after us floor by floor." Commander Bia rushed them.

Her entire calculations were thrown down the drain after Felix got caught and they had to wait for three months until he made his move.

She was relying on those three months to put as much distance as possible from Uranus. So, by the time he entered the tower, she should be already on the bottom forty floors.

"Go ahead and meet up with your squad. We will join you up in the jungle." Felix permitted with a composed tone as he gazed at the All-Seeing-Eye. He had kept the menacing eye closed shut ever since its initial exhaustion for this very moment.

"But..."

"Go."

Without questions asked, Apollo sent Commander Bia towards the entrance on a cloud of darkness.

Then, he turned to Felix and asked, "You really going for it? Eris won't sit by and watch."

"I have to give it a try, based on the map's details, the eye will make it ten times easier to cross past the tower's challenges," Felix nodded solemnly as he extended his palm towards the All-Seeing-Eye.

"You better be quick then." He added, "I have a feeling that Uranus is just around the corner."

"Don't worry, I have something prepared for it."

Without an ounce of hesitation, Felix commanded the All-Seeing-Eye to shine the entrance of the hundredth floor with its brilliant green beam!

Whoosh!

The beam cut through the dim light of the tower's interior like a lance, striking the entrance with a force that shook the very foundations of the hundredth floor!

The entrance began to disintegrate, particles of its existence evaporating under the relentless assault of the green light!

of quantum energy, they were just as receptive to

to be seen, cutting off the hundredth-floor connection to the floor before

"Let's hope this works."

his focus back to All-Seeing-Eye

he got caught by Eris, he had plans to leave the eye in its place and make Uranus's life hell by destroying the exit to the next

exit and entrance after some time, it would

now? He desired to bring it with him on his journey, knowing that its anti-quantum beam would be more

corrupted fully, he was more than able

the eye was noticeably growing smaller and smaller. It didn't escape Eris' eyes. Yet, she

I stop him or help restore

that Felix had destroyed the entrance first to keep her busy, knowing that it was within her powers

it might take days or even months before it gets restored...She knew that by then, Felix would have already put

she turned her focus on Felix and attempted to stop him, she would succeed, but he would be able to easily leave

of being in her personalized reality, other unigins had a decent chance of surviving against

to

destroy the rest of the entrances and leave us always behind him.' Eris narrowed her eyes in focus at the shrinking

on? Did you lead us to the wrong

an angered telepathic message from Uranus. He ought to feel this way as he had turned

until it gets restored, I have something to deal with.' Eris replied calmly, making up her

awed tone, feeling quite astonished that Felix was matching Eris in a battle of

Felix was the winner. To put the goddess of order

clarified, 'I assumed that she would

would get harder and harder for her to achieve it since the tower

her move then, it would be the same as going against the tower's authority or more specifically, the stone of reality's

entrances with the All-Seeing-Eye, the smartest decision is to target the eye even if Uranus and Demeter would be held back

for a moment before sighing, 'I wish she chose the entrance and

'I see.'

summon two massive

from the essence of order and was glowing with

from the depths of chaotic energy, pulsing with

flipped a mere page of her book and the swords

to make contact with the

carrying the weight of his

"Implode."