Hawks from the Land of Light are calling me a dove and an undercover agent in the chat group.

Kasana's ultimate quantum light thought process went through a great deal of thinking in an instant, and in the face of this situation, all his previous experience was hardly of any use.

He must devise a suitable solution that can eliminate the perpetrators to the greatest extent possible while minimizing the number of deaths.

It's hard.

All species are both perpetrators and victims, making it extremely difficult, if not impossible, to achieve a perfect solution.

Of course, the space necromancers are an exception. Although they were once victims, they have taken their revenge on all the Star Gods and have shed their victimhood, becoming pure perpetrators.

Therefore, once the problem of the Chaos Gods in the Warp is resolved, regardless of how other races are dealt with, he must at least kill those among the Necromancers who initiated and created the War of Heaven. Those like Talazin who were forced to participate will be dealt with later.

"grown ups."

Seeing that Kassa was clearly deep in thought, the Endless One Talassin cautiously asked:

"Excuse my bluntness... but you wouldn't happen to want to kill the Chaos Gods, bring peace to the Warp, and eliminate the wars and hatred between the various races in the Entity, so that both the Warp and the Entity can return to peace and tranquility?"

This wasn't because Tarachin's perception was particularly sharp, but because Kasar had never concealed his stance and thoughts from the beginning. In particular, the aura that had redeemed countless lives was amplified even further in this universe with a warp, making it far too obvious.

Kassa said, enunciating each word clearly: "That is precisely why I came."

"Is this even possible? It can't be!" Eldar Everene was shocked. Although their Eldar's Death God could kill Slaanesh as soon as he awoke, that was a predetermined cause and effect and a special attack.

If Death were to face the other Chaos Gods, this cause-and-effect relationship and special attack wouldn't exist, let alone kill the others.

Even if the Chaos Gods wanted to win or even draw, it would probably be impossible.

Defeating the Chaos Gods was already an impossible task, let alone killing them completely.

But that's not even the hardest part.

To eliminate war and maintain peace among the various races of the physical universe? ...What kind of delusional nonsense is that?

Even without the instigation of the Chaos Gods, the mutual aggression among all races in the physical universe would never have stopped. In fact, even if the Chaos Gods, contrary to their usual practice, directed their power toward peace and tried to force the various races to maintain peace, they would still be unable to do so.

If there's anything the Chaos Gods can't do, it's this.

Suppose that one day, the Chaos Gods want to join forces to create peace in the physical universe, they will sadly and desperately discover that they are not omnipotent or omniscient, and there are things they cannot accomplish even when they join forces.

The nature of all life in this universe has always been far more negative than positive; otherwise, the Chaos Gods would not have been born, nor would they have been able to so easily suppress or even strip away their concept of being positive gods.

Even the most morally upright ancient sages in the entire universe merely refrained from invasion and slaughter, but they showed absolutely no respect for the freedom and right to life of many individual beings.

"The most tragic thing is not to try because it's too difficult." Kasa laid down his principle, or rather, this is the most basic principle for all Ultra Warriors.

The situation in the Warhammer universe was indeed unprecedented for him, and there were no precedents to follow. But the Land of Light had encountered countless extremely difficult situations along the way.

Otherwise, why would the various rules and regulations of the Land of Light be so perfect as they are today?

"you……"

Angron's eyes widened. He was far more shocked than Evelynn and Tarasin. How could this be? How could such a thing exist in the world?

Angron's lips trembled, and he uttered a pleading question without even realizing it: "Will you overthrow the slave owners?"

"Slave owners who cross races are unforgivable."

However, regarding the slave owners of this race... in general, the Land of Light will not interfere, as it is to avoid suspicion.

Angron's eyes dimmed.

Kasa sighed.

Slave owners? That's a long way off. He's only just arrived, and dealing with the Chaos God must take precedence over everything else. Talking about overthrowing slave owners now would be too unrealistic and too ambitious.

Just as Angron spoke, Kassadin, who had already gained a basic understanding of the history of this universe, simply asked, "And what about you?"

"Just a ridiculous toy who should have died long ago, but was captured from the rebellion war by the most brutal slave owner to be his slave, and then captured by the new warp slave owner to be his slave."

Angron smiled bitterly. It was rare that the Butcher's Nail was now silent and there was no Khorne's power urging him on. He briefly reviewed his so-called "long ten thousand years" of life, and there was nothing worth mentioning.

Genome?

He was nothing more than a slave who had never done what he wanted and had been forced to have three different masters.

"..." The emperor fell silent, beginning to diminish his presence.

But there just happened to be an Endless Being, Tarasim, who had lived for 60 million years, right next to him, who immediately began to explain everything in great detail.

“Angron, son of the Emperor, commander of the twelfth legion among the twenty Astartes legions of the human empire, was once an infant when he was stranded in a world called Nukelia due to the conspiracy of the Chaos Gods. That world was entirely controlled by slave owners who inherited the technological legacy of the Golden Age of mankind.”

"Angron, who ended up there, was captured by slave owners and became a slave who could only be forced to enter the arena to please them. He was even impaled on the Butcher's Nail, one of the technologies of the Golden Age of mankind, and suffered one of the most cruel pains every minute. In the end, he joined other slaves in starting a rebellion."

"But in the final battle of the uprising, the Emperor led his army to the star system where Nukelia was located and used psionic energy to directly capture Angron onto his warship."

"Ultimately, because of the sudden loss of their leader, Angron, the rebel army was leaderless, and their morale and fighting strength were greatly weakened, leading to the failure of the uprising. All the rebels were killed and tortured by the slave owners."

"And the Emperor was powerless to remove the Butcher's Nail from Angron, so he chose to abandon this offspring, only forcefully demanding that he lead the Great Expedition for him."

"However, to save time, the Emperor negotiated peace directly with the slave owners on Nukelia, only requiring these rulers who persecuted his offspring to nominally acknowledge the Empire as their master. Then he took Angron and left there. In the end, Angron participated in the rebellion with anger and dissatisfaction and was forced to join Chaos."

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Tarasim's words were not difficult to understand at all, but Kassa was stunned.

He understood what was being said, but he still crashed—this was different from what he had done to the human empire. Although Neos was evil in many ways in leading the empire, at least the servants were forced into it, and the Cherubim and other such things were not his doing.

The methods used are seriously flawed, but at least the underlying sentiment is one of love for humanity.

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However, in the process of Angron, all that Kassadin can see throughout the entire story is the behavior of a slave owner towards a slave.

Because Angron was his emperor's slave, he could be forcibly taken away despite Angron being at a critical moment of rebellion. Since Angron had been marked with the butcher's nail and become a defective product, he had no value in winning people's hearts, so the slave owners could remain as they were.

And because Angron, though defective, was still the emperor's slave, he still had to endure both physical and mental pain to carry out the Great Expedition.

Is this even human?

No, it should be said that in Emperor Neos's eyes, was Angron really a human being?

Kassa stared at Neos in shock. "Is this all true?"

"..." The emperor felt guilty and didn't speak, but his eyes darted away and looked away.

"You...you're actually this kind of person?!" Inside Unit-01, Shinji Ikari, who had already been treated, was trembling with surprise and anger.

Because he himself had a terrible father and grew up under his father's tyranny, he understood better than anyone how much pain inflicted on a child by incompetent parents.

But he never imagined that Huang Pizi, as a father, was at least a hundred times more disgusting than his own scumbag father, Gendo Ikari!

Although he had known for a long time that the weasel was no good, he really couldn't understand how it could be so evil. According to the humans of this world, the weasel was treating Angron like an alien, which was the most vicious thing imaginable!

Even though he had just been fighting to the death with Angron, Shinji forgave him in an instant because he truly understood Angron.

Although he knew that Angron, who had been forcibly controlled after falling into chaos, must have killed many people, he did not forgive Angron on behalf of those people, nor did he forgive Angron for killing many people. He only forgave Angron for wanting to kill him before.

Shinji Ikari could swear that even in the first timeline of the game, if his scumbag father had been as vicious to him as a weasel, he would have bravely piloted Unit-01 to kill Gendo Ikari.

Given this experience, it would be strange if Angron didn't rebel.

“You really dare to do this, Neos!” Kassa almost gritted his teeth.

For Ultraman, there are two things that have always been the most unforgivable.

One is invading or slaughtering other intelligent species when there is no need for survival. The other is the harm and incompetence of adults towards children, especially parents towards their own children!

Now, Neos has committed both crimes, especially his actions towards Angron, which are even more despicable than those of the worst parents Kasa has ever seen!

Whether others' defection is forgivable is unknown, but at least Kassa knows that Angron's defection was justified. At least from the very beginning, he should have rebelled and should have overthrown and resisted Neos!

No matter how many people he killed later under the control of the Chaos God, those were sins to be calculated separately. No matter how much Angron deserved to die later, it was absolutely reasonable and just for him to stand against Nyorus in the beginning.

Don't talk about prioritizing the big picture, or about suppressing your dissatisfaction for the sake of others. Those are things Ultraman should do and think about; others have no such obligation.

If a person doesn't even value themselves, how can they love others?

For someone like Angron, who was already living in hell, what difference would it make if he went to another hell? To him, there was really no difference between Nyos and the Chaos Gods.

"I understand now. The reason why the Chaos Gods of this universe can be so rampant is largely due to the existence and indulgence of people like you. Neos, if there are many people like you but none of them have your power, it's no wonder that the power of Chaos is so immense!"

Kassadin is enraged!

The anger that had been building up since he came into this world exploded at this moment. He knew that Neos loved all the humans here, but that did not stop him from doing something truly monstrous.

In that instant, if it weren't for his rational restraint and the knowledge that Neos was the guardian of all humanity here and had a long history of saving many people, he would have really wanted to beat Neos to the point of death in one go!

"Snapped!"

The Emperor, who always used his psychic powers to fight, was suddenly confronted by Ultraman's psychic powers!

If it were the God Emperor himself, possessing all the power in his true form, he might be able to block this Ultra Psychic Barrage, but for the psychic clone that appeared here, it would be impossible to do so.

Moreover, the Emperor didn't want to block it. If taking such a blow would allow Kassadin to vent his anger, then he would have gained something.

Even after dealing with the Chaos Gods, when it comes time to deal with the Empire's humans, he might be able to use the fact that he was hit by this attack as an excuse to make the Land of Light be less lenient. In that case, the profits he could make would be unimaginable.

The Emperor's thoughts could not be hidden from Kassadin's strength when it came to his clones, which only made Kassadin feel more disheartened.

At this point, Neos wasn't thinking about how badly he had treated Angron or how many huge mistakes he had made; instead, he was still busy weighing the pros and cons.

That's so cold-blooded... loving the whole person.

The love of humanity is indeed genuine, but the path taken has certainly gone astray.

Loving all human beings does not mean abandoning the small love for the poor people right in front of you, nor does it mean inflicting avoidable pain on someone unless absolutely necessary.

Especially since it's their own child.

"!"

Sensing Kassadin's growing disappointment in him, the Emperor hastily defended himself: "Before the Great Rebellion, Angron, whom I ordered to lead the Great Expedition, carried out massacres on many of the planets he conquered. He is not entirely innocent."

"Heh." Angron sneered. What could he do back then? He couldn't defeat the Emperor in a fight. At that time, the other Primarchs didn't intend to rebel either. His rebellion alone would have been useless. He could only vent his anger by carrying out a massacre.

You, the emperor, are supposed to be all-encompassing and love all of humanity, yet you forced me to rebel and launched a great expedition? Well then, I'll take revenge on you by killing people during this expedition.

“Then you’ve become a beast too!” Kasa turned and cursed at Angron. “To draw your sword and swing it at people who have absolutely nothing to do with your enemy because of your own anger is also the act of a coward!”

Angron froze for a moment.

From the day his rebellion failed because he was captured by the Emperor, he completely gave up on himself and abandoned his original good morals and values... But now, after ten thousand years, he is being condemned by this giant of light, and a long-lost sense of unease has arisen in his conscience.

He wanted to argue with the giant of light, but in the end, he always felt guilty.

“Angron has become a beast, an unforgivable executioner, but who turned him from a benevolent man who could lead a slave revolt into this? It was you, Neos. It is because of people like you that this universe, which could have at least been slightly better than it is now, has been utterly and completely corrupted!”

Kassa clenched his fists, finding it difficult to comment.