Supremacy Games

1781 Ultimate Survival Techniques.

Many years ago, within the void...

Felix was sitting at the central table with the rest of the tenants, discussing their upcoming strategy to take down either Uranus or Eris.

"Since your first fight will be held on the 20th floor, you have to come up with a plan that utilizes the environment to your advantage...Spatial lockdown isn't enough." Thor said.

"Indeed, especially when your immunities and spatial lockdown will be temporary." Lady Sphinx nodded, "You can't rely on your powers alone. The moment Uranus or Eris will feel an ounce of danger, I have a feeling they will find a way to escape with their sets of laws."

"Really? Isn't the tower's authority supreme?" Cyclope rubbed his chin in puzzlement, "How will he be able to escape during the lockdown?"

Before anyone could respond, Lilith invaded their meeting, manifesting in the center of the table. She sat down with one hand resting on her knee nonchalantly.

Everyone's eyelids twitched but remained silent, already used to her unusual entrances.

"Let me put you on some game." Lilith licked a rainbow lollipop as she shared casually, "Both Uranus and Eris possess an ultimate survival ability that can get them out of life-and-death situations for a steep price."

"In the case of Uranus, he has used it before to escape from the first floor after the stone of reality almost snatched his life away."

"Can you show us?" Felix asked with a deep frown, "I would rather see your whole journey in the tower with Eris, Uranus, and Ares."

"He is right, if you are trying to help, you might as well put some real effort into it," Thor said coldly, not pleased with Lilith's withholding information from them.

He knew that it was hypocritical to ask for her full cooperation when they had no intentions of forgiving her for what she had done to Felix or them.

Still, he wasn't a fan of the way she was helping Felix, sharing with him the bare minimum and always withholding critical Intel.

Too bad, Lilith wasn't to be pressured or threatened.

"Hmmm, nah, I don't feel like it." Lilith yawned, "If you are interested in our journey, reach the first floor and you will know."

"What do..."

Lilith returned to the main subject, "Now, do you want to know their

"Do tell."

dropped the subject at once, not wanting to antagonize Lilith. He knew that she was too

will get him out, he decides to abuse his

their

his shape at the strings level and restore his form somewhere else else

does this means my dimensional lockdown or the tower's authority

"Yep."

can he move past the tower's authority?"

else." Felix explained it with a serious tone, "It's different than using dimensional abilities or such. The tower can do nothing to anyone desiring to

"I see..." Candace murmured.

that if Uranus managed to pop this technique, there was literally nothing Felix could do to stop it unless

forget such technique or better yet, make the vibrations

finish with him, the chains will seal my powers and this will force me to enter one of the temporary rooms to get rid of the

would have expired by then, and I am

as possible from abusing his laws ever again. While the results were almost always positive, the

for Apollo and the goddess of

it was the very,

reality failed to take down Uranus and you refuse to abuse your laws, how can you ensure his core gets devoured?" Lord Loki inquired while leaning against his chair, wondering if it was

went silent,

glanced right and left. Then, she suggested with a gentle breezy tone, "Is it possible to gain control over the Clockwork Tower by

do it before the dimensional lockdown dies out." Thor knitted his eyebrows, "Even if he does it,

the

it affect

he can use celestial flames or wish

he can use celestial flames against it, doesn't this

authority will override the

about the validity of this strategy, Felix remained affixed in

inspiration he needed to come up with his own strategy. As his mind kept running over thousands of simulations

and scrolled through the details related to the Clockwork Tower. Although he remembered it to heart, he still read it again,