Bronze door through time and space

Chapter 896 The Emperor Who Was Destined to Lose

More Dark Eldar warships are gathering, cleverly maneuvering around to the rear of the Starbreakers where artillery cover is lacking, primarily targeting their massive engines.

Once the power source is lost, no matter how powerful the Starbreaker's firepower is, it will just be a target. This is the Dark Eldar's goal.

Although the Greenskins had piled up multiple layers of armor on their engines, and their quality was so impressive thanks to the Green Dam that they could hold on even if only half of them remained, they couldn't withstand the continuous bombardment from the Dark Eldar. Not to mention, the Eldar's technological level was also beyond imagination. If this place weren't so special, they would have already used planet-destroying weapons to destroy the Starbreakers.

As the Dark Eldar warships continued to bombard the Starbreakers, their armor began to peel off in large sections, and their towering engines began to shake.

However, the Starbreaker is like an onion, with each layer of deck being breached. Apart from some lost trash and greenskins being thrown out, the overall impact was not significant. Instead, it polluted the Comoros, since greenskins are much more stubborn than athlete's foot.

However, the engine problem couldn't be solved; it was too prominent and couldn't cover much armor.

"Boss, the engine armor is about to be pierced!" A young mechanic scrambled into the bridge, his arm missing and blood gushing from the wound, but he was clearly more concerned about something else.

"Should we take the engine off and throw it out like a bomb?!" The enthusiastic expression showed that he didn't even want to pretend anymore.

Green Dam was concentrating on sensing the location of his other half when he heard this. He just nodded casually, and then he regretted it. This was because the guy took out a button that he had prepared in advance and directly blew up the connection between the outer engine and the Starbreaker. It was all premeditated.

The engines of the Starbreaker were arranged like honeycomb briquettes. After the outermost ring of super engines detached from their fixed positions, they became like flying monkeys, flying around aimlessly. Who knew where these things were going or how powerful they were? In any case, the encirclement that the Dark Eldar had just formed was torn apart again, and they rushed to intercept it. The Starbreaker continued to approach Comoros with unstoppable momentum.

However, the Dark Eldar warships dared to disperse and intercept because they knew that Comoros's defense system had been activated.

Although Comoros is known as the City of the Dead, its size far exceeds the concept of a city. Even if a planet-shattering asteroid were to actually hit it, the damage would only be superficial.

The Dark Elf warships had previously tried to intercept them only because they couldn't bear the responsibility of disturbing the noble. Now that the noble has grown tired of it and intends to use the Comoros's defense system, they naturally don't need the Dark Elf warships to get in their way.

Green Dam is now clear-headed and has already contacted his partner. He is fully aware of Comoros's reaction and knows that he cannot be passively attacked. So he immediately activated his trump card: the full-power Dimensional Tear Cannon.

Even Green Dam himself had a hard time explaining his original idea for creating the Dimensional Ripper, but this thing was really powerful, and its destruction of the physical universe was absolutely top-notch, no less than that of the two-dimensional foil. Therefore, he had never used it at full power. But today, he was going to dedicate the first time to his beloved Comoros.

The terrifying energy nearly drained the star's core from the Starbreaker, and the resulting destruction justified the cost.

With a dimensional fluctuation that shook the entire network hub, a beam of light that reached the heavens and the earth seemed to come from an extradimensional torrent, directly tearing apart Comoros's defensive barrier, penetrating countless buildings, going deeper and deeper, until it broke through the incredibly stable spatial barrier here, revealing a corner of the real universe.

The Dimensional Tear Cannon not only pierced through Comoros, but the resulting dimensional vibration also caused an incredibly terrifying effect, causing a subtle spatial displacement throughout the entire network hub. It was like a grain of iron sand stuck in a high-precision machine tool; it looked insignificant, but the consequences were quite severe.

While it is unknown whether the effect is permanent, any action to enter or leave the Comoros is extremely risky until the oscillation subsides, as it could cause huge deviations, such as falling into a star.

The Warhammer universe is never short of planet-destroying weapons. There are very few creatures, let alone life forms, that can survive in stars; they are basically doomed.

The impact of Green Dam's attack was enormous. Large areas of the Comoros were out of control, as if they had returned to the Stone Age. The Starbreakers, having lost their energy, also fell into the cave and got stuck there.

However, this also brought the Starbreaker close to the Comoros's energy zone. By simply breaking the gap in the middle, the Starbreaker could automatically absorb energy and regain its power.

“waaaagh!!!”

With Green Dam's battle cry, countless Greenskins, like endlessly proliferating fungi, surged from every corner and crevice of the Starbreaker, spreading rapidly across the Comoros like army ants whose swarm had been disturbed. Green Dam, clad in heavy power armor, led the charge, wielding a lightning claw in one hand and an ion cannon in the other, truly invincible. However, his gaze remained constantly engaged with his partner, working together to propel this grand Greenskin waaaagh!

To understand how powerful the original character with the Batman template would be, look at Benita. She single-handedly became a legend in the lower strata of the Comoros, a place much larger than a planet. You can tell from the fact that even a small asteroid like the Starbreakers seems insignificant here.

After incorporating the template of Zack Kang, the bottom line plummeted, leading to the formation of the Bat Court to enforce a dark order.

Initially, the members were just Eldar who had been rescued by her. Later, a large number of Dark Eldar joined her, and in a short time, she became a hidden force that could not be ignored in a certain area of ​​Comoros. At the same time, the influence she caused expanded a thousandfold.

Right now, she's leading the Blackwing assassins of the Bat Court, quietly helping the Greenskins of the Green Overlord Clan spread with unstoppable momentum, while she secretly meets with Green Dam.

Both knew that the other was the missing piece of their lives, so they reached out without hesitation.

When the two hands, one large and one small, clasped together, a pure and incomparably bright soul light, like the interplay of the sun and moon, appeared in the subspace, immediately attracting four greedy gazes. However, they dared not move, for the hand belonged to someone else.

However, this also made the four evil gods unable to hold back any longer, and they began to push forward the emperor's plan, because only in this way could they recoup the rewards promised by the emperor as soon as possible.

Of course, the Emperor knew he would renege on his debts, and the Four Evil Gods also knew the Emperor would renege, but both sides wanted to take a gamble.

The Emperor was betting on completing the Web Path Project before the Four Evil Gods could carry out their evil plan, while the Four Evil Gods were betting that they wouldn't lose.

After communicating with the Evil Goddess, Green Dam and Benita, who had gained complete memories, knew that the Emperor was doomed to lose, not because he reneged on his debt, but because he not only violated the rules of the game, but also acted as a guide.

As mentioned before, the warp and the real universe use two different systems, so no matter how powerful the four evil gods are, they cannot enter the real universe because they cannot resist the repulsion of the entire universe. However, the Emperor became their guide.

No matter how the Primarch is packaged, it cannot change the fact that it originates from the Warp. Calling it a demigod is an understatement; it is more accurate to call it a born Warp secondary demon.

Although the Emperor used the technology of the Golden Age of humanity to forcibly bind the Warp's origins within a genetically constructed cage, it was eventually broken. Therefore, the Emperor never trusted the Primarchs, nor did he trust the Space Marines who inherited the Primarch's genetic seed. At least, he never fully trusted them. More often than not, he used them as tools to achieve his goals, or rather, as temporary tools, similar to the Thunder Warriors.

Ultimately, it's because the Emperor knew the true nature of the Primarchs, and he couldn't risk humanity's future. That's why the Emperor could be so ruthless in dealing with certain issues.

Although the Emperor did this for the sake of humanity, it was tantamount to a betrayal in the context of the real universe.

Especially after being packaged by the Emperor, the real universe simply cannot exclude it.

In other words, the Emperor will disguise the virus data obtained from the subspace system as a normal program usable in the real universe system, but its essence remains unchanged. Therefore, once the packaging is broken, it will cause more serious damage to the real universe system, allowing the subspace to erode the real universe more quickly and comprehensively, resulting in irreversible consequences.

So, despite possessing invincible psionic power, a vast human empire, and powerful Primarchs and Space Marine legions, the Emperor's fall was so hasty, so ridiculous, and he suffered for tens of thousands of years, all because he was subjected to the double backlash of the warp and the real universe.

If you gamble too much, you will naturally have to bear the corresponding price.

In fact, the Emperor had long anticipated this scene, including the price he would have to pay. But since he had chosen to shoulder the fate of humanity's future, without taking a gamble, humanity would have no future at all, let alone lose it.

The same applies to the real universe. Ever since the War of Heaven broke out, the Celestials, who are the source of the laws of the real universe, were broken up, and the fate of warp invasion was already sealed. This is why the Warhammer universe is sinking deeper and deeper into darkness. The source of everything is the unrestrained exploitation.

(End of this chapter)