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

The emperor's eyes were brimming with tears. Alas, he was truly great, sacrificing so much for peace.

"That's more like it."

Seeing that the shameless, most shameless person in the entire universe had finally quieted down and dared not shift the blame anymore, Gu Shengkua finished his pre-market introduction and began to explain the current plan in detail.

"In fact, after so many years of research on the Chaos Gods, I have developed a hypothesis that I am quite confident in. Because the Chaos Gods are those who have been proven once, they will remain so when faced with something that is truly extremely detrimental to them..."

When emotions arise, they can also greatly affect their eternal state.

"For example, countless years ago, when Tzeentch was the most powerful of the Chaos Gods, the other three Chaos Gods joined forces and forced Tzeentch to break his staff, reducing his omniscience. This event was preserved as a testament."

“From that time on, Tzeentch could never get his crutch again. No matter how many concepts he acquired, he could never have that crutch again, and he could never have the omniscient concepts that the crutch possessed.”

This is the drawback of having a certificate that is valid indefinitely.

While it is great when things are good, it is also an overwhelming disadvantage when things are bad.

Because the fact that Tzeentch lost its staff is anchored, even if Tzeentch later devours the other three Chaos Gods and gains everything in the Warp, it will never be able to bring back the concept that the staff symbolizes.

Upon realizing this, both Kassadin and the Emperor's eyes flickered, and they quickly understood something.

The ancient sage nodded in perfect unison:

“That’s right. In other words, as long as we rely on my one-time use time-space converter, which embodies the power of all the legacies of our Ancient Saint Alliance, we can get Mr. Kassadin, whose soul has no connection with the warp, to personally enter the game and return to a certain moment in the past to eliminate part of the authority of the Chaos Gods.”

"In that case, due to the eternal nature of the Chaos Gods' proof, their weakening will be anchored, and then because the concepts they possess have causal problems in time, this weakening will cause their immortality, which is like an ouroboros, to be unstable and no longer perfect."

"By then, we might be able to truly kill those troublesome Chaos Gods!"

Gu Shengkua was incredibly excited!

Although time in the warp is not linear, there are still causal issues in time. Even if the Chaos Gods wanted to manipulate time, they would have to prepare various sacrifices in advance to accept the backlash caused by those causal issues.

While its spacetime converter cannot bypass the gaze of the Chaos Gods on its own, it does not mean that it lacks advantages. After all, it is an unprecedented and unique product that was barely forged by combining all the technological content of their ancient saint race with countless subspace artifacts.

Even if he were to try again, Gu Shengkua wouldn't dare guarantee his success; that's how powerful this time-space converter is.

Although this item cannot bypass the Chaos Gods and is therefore unusable, its advantage lies in the fact that as long as one uses this item to go back to the past and make changes, the modified past will be directly anchored, and even if the Chaos Gods wanted to go back to the past to make changes, they would not be able to do so.

The past modified through this time-space converter will be permanently anchored, just like the War in Heaven, and no matter how powerful a person is, they will be unable to change that reality.

The initial limitation that "it cannot be used because it cannot bypass the Chaos Gods" was lifted because Ultraman Kasa is a powerful being from another universe, whose soul is completely unrelated to subspace and whose power is strong enough.

If Kassa were to use it, this time-space converter would work successfully.

On one hand, Kassadin's soul is unrelated to the Warp, so during the traversal, the Chaos Gods cannot directly harm him by influencing the Warp; instead, they can only use their own power to try to disrupt the situation.

On the other hand, Kassadin's power and status can ensure his safety during the process of modifying the past. Even if the Chaos Gods were to invest a portion of their power into that past at all costs, he would not be unable to resist and could thwart the Chaos Gods' conspiracy.

This is something the natives of the Warhammer universe could never do.

If a local tries to use it, regardless of whether the second condition is met, they will all be blocked by the first requirement. The Chaos Gods will use a special subspace storm that spans across time and space to interrupt the time travel process, and incidentally, the time traveler will also be destroyed.

Even if all the power of the ancient saints at their peak before the War of Heaven were gathered, it would not be possible to succeed, because their souls all originated from the warp, so only Kassadin, a powerful being from another region, could accomplish it.

As they listened to the ancient saint's introduction, Kassadin and the Emperor's eyes grew brighter and brighter, and they couldn't help but want to applaud in admiration!

That's definitely a brilliant solution!

In a surprising turn of events, who would have thought that the time-travel device, which was originally considered a complete waste and unusable, would actually come in handy?

It can only be said that hard work is ultimately worthwhile. The work that the ancient sage painstakingly developed over countless millennia has now transformed into the greatest righteous path.

Kassa immediately thought of the best time: "Then I'll go during the War of Heaven?"

If we go to the time of the War of Heaven, then everything will be truly resolved at its source.

Upon hearing this, the Emperor's expression changed instantly. While solving everything from the source was a good idea, starting so early might trigger a butterfly effect. Could the human race even be born? Even if it could, would it become extinct along the way?

The war in Heaven is the best moment for the entire universe, but it is definitely not for humanity!

Fortunately, before the emperor could even rack his brains to find a reasonable way to veto the idea, the ancient sage himself had already rejected the idea.

"I can't do it."

The War of Heaven was prematurely anchored by the Chaos Gods; my time-space converter lacks the ability to alter that point in time.

Gu Shengkua's tone was full of regret, "Whether it was the War of Heaven or the annihilation of the Eldar, they were all anchored to nodes that could not be modified at all, because modifying these two nodes would be equivalent to shaking the underlying logic of the subspace's one proof that is eternal. The Chaos Gods have been born, and they absolutely cannot have not been born."

"Then? If these two can't be touched, then what's left that can greatly shake the concept of the Chaos Gods?!" The Emperor, who had experienced great ups and downs, suddenly became excited. He understood which node the Ancient Sage wanted to choose!

"Tsk, that's right."

The ancient sage clicked his tongue, quite displeased to see the weasel happy, but still said, word by word, "It was during the period when the 0-gene progenitor was scattered!"

Aside from the point of their birth, the period from the emergence of the Primarch to the end of the Great Rebellion had the greatest impact on the Chaos Gods. They absorbed an entire new lesser god essence; at no other time did they experience such a drastic and obvious acquisition of concepts.

Therefore, as long as the Chaos Gods change from having consumed the essence of the Lesser Gods to not having consumed them, their logic will immediately become disordered, and their seemingly unsolvable immortality will begin to have problems.

"I see. So I'm going to educate and protect Angron and the others, to prevent them from falling into the hands of the Chaos Gods like in the original story?" Kassa understood!

“That’s right, Mr. Kassadin, if you go to the period when the Primarchs were scattered, and preemptively devour the essence of those Primarchs before the Chaos Gods can do anything, leaving the Chaos Gods with nothing to eat, you can directly change all of this!” Ancient Saint’s words rang out at the same time.

The two voices were in the same order, but neither could prevent them from clearly hearing what the other was saying.

Kassa and the Ancient Saint looked at each other in bewilderment.

Kassa looked at the Ancient One with astonishment, his expression as if to say, "The Ancient One is already the most moral person in the universe, so why would he say such cruel things?"

The Ancient Saint also looked at Kassadin, equally astonished. (The latest chapter has been published on Ruwen.com.)

Its expression was clearly saying, "What are you talking about? No, why would an ultimate life form like you have such great sympathy for a group of complete strangers, the Primarchs? Instead of taking the opportunity to eat their essence to make yourself stronger, you're being so kind to them!"

As we all know, while the ancient saints were not particularly evil, they were not morally superior people either.

Especially when facing Primarchs, who are inherently evil imps whose essence is a sub-god of warp chaos, given the ancient saints' hatred of chaos, what kind of pleasantries could they possibly have for Primarchs? Impossible.

Moreover, these inherently evil Primarch imps also gave the Chaos Gods so many white, illusory concepts, reinforcing the Chaos Gods' hideous appearance.

“You don’t need to do this, Mr. Casa.”

After the initial surprise, Gu Shengkua couldn't help but advise, "Although your approach isn't entirely without a chance of success, the probability is too low. And even if it succeeds, because the Great Rebellion is anchored history, the Primarchs you've modified can only directly cross the ten thousand-year timeframe to appear in the present era, unable to alter the history of the Human Empire over the past ten thousand years."

"Even so, after they appear in this era, they will probably need to fight against the current corrupted Primarchs to determine who is the ultimate [current Primarch]. If they lose, the essences that were eaten will return to the Chaos Gods."

"Instead of this uncontrollable approach, you might as well just eat them. That would also enhance your own fighting power—a win-win situation!"

The ancient sage thought he had given excellent advice, and that every word he spoke was for the best interests of the people.

But at that moment, the Emperor understood that Kassadin would absolutely only choose the path of redemption.

Since the Great Rebellion is a completely anchored history, it means that even if the Primarchs were devoured, the ten thousand-year history of the human empire suffering from the Great Rebellion and its extremism would not change.

If that's the case, why not choose to save more children?

Of course, even if history were to be rewritten during the Great Rebellion, Kasa would probably only choose to save the Primarchs—after all, this is Ultraman!

After all, the so-called Giant of Light never values ​​any life and would never willingly sacrifice a living life for the sake of others.

"I'm sorry, but only in this matter do I have to become a tyrannical ruler. The children deserve a better future, don't they?"

Seeing Neos's "I knew it" expression and the Old Saint's helplessness, Kassadin was resolute and refused to budge an inch.

He still doesn't know whether the other Primarchs deserved their fate or were destined to die from childhood.

But he knew that at least Angron was innocent. Angron deserved a good life, instead of being manipulated into a disgusting tragedy by Butcher's Nail, Nyorth, and Khorne!

"No, you..."

Gu Shengkua seemed to open his mouth, wanting to say something but then stopping himself, his mind racing for a while before he went into a daze.

It took him more than ten seconds to slowly come to his senses, feeling a mix of helplessness, nervousness about failure, and a touch of joy.

Yes, this ally won't even take the twenty lesser god essences that were practically within their grasp. So tell me, how can you not be happy to be allies with someone like that?

Is it exciting? The fact that they can do something like this shows that Ultraman Kasa is ten times more reliable than they thought. There's no need to be afraid of being discarded after using them!

In this cesspool universe, being able to cooperate with someone like this is a blessing that you couldn't hope for even in eight hundred million lifetimes.

"Fine, I admit it!"

After much deliberation, Gu Shengkua finally gritted his teeth and said, "Damn it, let's do it!"

Kasa smiled. Fortunately, although this Ancient Saint wasn't the kind with extremely high morals, he wasn't bad at all. "Thank you."

“I should be thanking you.” Gu Shengkua turned his head and looked at the distant solar system. “However, in order to ensure the greatest safety, we must start the shuttle from the origin of mankind, Terra in that solar system. If we start from there, we can use the momentum of the entire human race to increase the success rate.”

"You guys go to Terra first. I'm going to find Sigucci, the God of Laughter, who's been hiding for tens of thousands of years just like me. This time, we're going to turn the tide of the war in the entire universe and the warp. Nobody's going to escape!"

Chapter 19: The Warhammer Version of Zetton, The Chronicles of Time, Activated!

A windfall.

Watching the departing ancient sage, the emperor was unusually lost in thought for a long time before finally snapping out of his daze.

He knew from the moment he learned of Kassa's existence that, no matter what, this universe would be saved, and the Chaos Gods could never defeat the Kingdom of Light.

But this also has a huge drawback.

If the Land of Light were to open an inter-universe portal and a large number of space patrol personnel were to arrive here, then the handling of humanity could be easily accomplished in a very short time.

If things were as they are now, and the locals and Kasa were to join forces to defeat the Chaos Gods, then perhaps Kasa wouldn't have allocated significant scientific research resources from the Land of Light to study how to deploy a large number of Ultra Warriors into this universe.

After all, the Land of Light is really busy, and everyone is very important; there's no time to waste.

This leaves only Kassadin, and even if he insists on personally vetting every damned person from every race in the entire galaxy, he'll be incredibly busy. (Salted Fish)

It would be easy for Ultraman to wipe out all life in the galaxy, but to thoroughly investigate which of so many people deserved to die and which didn't, who was innocent and who could atone for their sins, would take even a very long time, even with Ultraman's quantum thinking.

In other words, this gave him the opportunity to exploit the loophole!

Well, although he doesn't know how to exploit this loophole yet, it's still a good thing.

"Shall we set off then?" the Emperor exclaimed happily. "It will be faster to get there via the warp."

"No, I'm going down the path of the physical universe."

Kassa glanced at Neos and immediately saw what the yellow-skinned man was thinking. He just didn't want Neos to come into direct contact with those extreme and obsessed people in the physical universe again. But it was only a matter of time. He was going to do it sooner or later, so how could he avoid it?

Besides, for the sake of secrecy, he shouldn't enter the subspace now. The Milky Way is only a small area, and as long as he adjusts the speed of light to a high enough level, it won't take long. He will definitely be able to reach Terra before the Ancient Saints and the Laughing God Xigoqi, without wasting any time.

On the contrary, during the direct journey to Terra in the physical universe, he could take a good look at what the universe looked like with his own eyes. Seeing it in the warp is never as close as seeing it in reality.

"Stop looking so glum. During your trip to Terra, tell me in detail about your twenty children, from the beginning of their upbringing to their final outcome. Be specific, so that I don't miss anything when I go back in time."