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

Pointing out Neos's mindset and not wanting to argue about it, Kasa set off immediately, his high-speed light beam resembling a dazzling meteor streaking across the sky above countless planets.

With a mournful face, the Emperor had no choice but to bind himself to Kassadin and, with Kassadin's non-objection to the accidental collision, barely kept up with the latter's speed, while recounting the story of his twenty Primarchs.

Although he desperately wanted to shift the blame, he couldn't this time. If he dared to be anything other than objective and it led to the failure of the revised plan, he would be the biggest sinner.

Therefore, this time, the Emperor made no secret of anything and explained everything clearly, including how much of a biological father he was to the various Primarchs and how irresponsible he was.

Basically, apart from Horus, who was indeed his biological father for thirty years, the other nineteen Primarchs were all typical biological fathers, who would capture people, send them on expeditions, and then abandon them.

There were even instances of treating Angron, an irreconcilable enemy, with such actions that they completely ruined his life and then forced him to fight for them through brute force.

Although Angron committed many massacres on the planets conquered during the Great Crusade in retaliation against him, the Emperor knew very well that ultimately it was his fault.

If he hadn't forced Angron to go on the Great Expedition, these people naturally wouldn't have been able to be killed by Angron.

As for the two Primarchs that were erased, the Emperor spoke to the public for the first time about them, imploring Kassadin not to touch them.

The deaths of those two Primarchs were necessary because the drawbacks were so great that their deaths were unavoidable. Humanity would not be better off without their deaths. Their lesser god nature differed from that of the other Primarchs; those two were fundamentally different.

They've already decided that someone will definitely defect to the enemy. (Search)

On the other hand, the two Primarchs themselves, like Angron, didn't really want to live, especially the Primarch who inherited his social anxiety traits. He repeatedly sent psionic communications requesting the Emperor to kill him. For someone with that level of social anxiety, living was worse than dying.

And most importantly, he had consumed the lesser god essences of the two Primarchs that had been erased. If he had saved those two Primarchs, then the Emperor would also have problems, and might not have been able to live to see the bright future of the Empire of Man.

He was unwilling to accept that it was such a rare opportunity to witness humanity's greatness once again, only to suffer such a loss for this reason.

Kasa listened quietly to Neos's narration.

He didn't know if Neos himself realized that, unable to shift the blame, Neos seemed to have given up on himself, stating what was right and wrong, knowing that he had indeed made a mistake, as if it were "My Confession".

After listening to the stories of the twenty Primarchs, Kassar asked a question: "Do you have any feelings for the Primarchs?"

"...Yes." After a moment of silence, the emperor finally agreed.

He did indeed do many wrong things, and he was a complete scoundrel to every Primarch except Horus, but it would be a lie to say that he had no feelings for his twenty offspring.

After all, those were offspring he had personally arranged and overseen from the embryonic stage; it's impossible for him to be completely devoid of emotion towards them.

Before the great rebellion broke out, he had already planned that once the Great Expedition ended and the Netway Project succeeded, he could retire to the mountains with his twenty offspring and live a peaceful life with his family.

Although this idea was already a pipe dream before the Great Rebellion, putting aside others, Angron alone would never forgive him.

"Then you can barely be considered one in ten thousand, otherwise I would have wanted to humanely exterminate you right now!"

Kasa scorned it.

To a human, this might not seem like the most offensive thing they've ever said, but to Ultraman, it was the most severe level of verbal abuse—a direct and blatant insult. (Midnight)

Although Kassa didn't really want to curse unless he couldn't help it, calling Neos a biological father was an understatement when it came to his actions towards the Primarchs. Even Gendo Ikari would be amazed and admit defeat.

When it comes to being a scumbag father, Gendo Ikari's skill is less than one-tenth of Neo's.

"Just because I have a problem doesn't mean they're innocent. They all seem to have some kind of mental illness, hmph, none of them will listen to me obediently." The Emperor grumbled.

But Kassa ignored him completely.

Because it's quite obvious that, on the one hand, Neos's despicable nature has come out, and he has become a personification of chaos.

On the other hand, they were currently passing through a star sector containing a large number of imperial planets. This was an attempt by Deng to divert his attention from the situation on those planets and to make him so enraged that he would focus solely on Neos.

Do they really think they can fool a seasoned cosmic guard who has fought for thousands of years with such a simple trick?

As Kasa slapped Neos with an Ultra slap, he expanded his sensory range and slightly slowed down the speed of light, giving Neos some time to experience and pause.

As experienced in the warp, every planet was a scene of utter misery and devastation, and the Empire was far too vicious, both internally and externally.

Kasa sighed and immediately conjured up food supplies from multiple planets, which he then distributed to those in need.

Although so far, almost no one in the Land of Light has used this ability to create resources out of thin air, because doing so would be tantamount to deeply intervening in that race's affairs, given the current state of the Warhammer universe, why bother sticking to that bottom line?

Watching so many people starve to death is truly outdated and pedantic.

Of course, he was also well aware that, given the current state of the human empire, if he dared to simply pile up these grains in conspicuous places, they would only meet one fate.

One was burned directly as a result of Chaos's bewitchment, while the other was entirely taken into the governor's warehouse, with not a single grain left for the truly starving poor.

Even if Neos manifests, it won't help. There are many extremely fanatical people on various planets. They are indeed loyal to Neos, but they think that those people at the bottom are not worthy of eating the food given by the Emperor. They think that these are typical sacred objects that cannot be eaten and must be worshipped!

This was something that even if Neos himself asked for it, there was nothing that could be done to stop him.

It's not just these extreme fanatics; even the truly starving poor, once they see the Emperor manifest, would probably prefer to starve rather than eat this sacred rice.

So Kasa chose the simplest method: he instantly put enough food for each victim into their clothes, and for those who were around, he put the food directly into their hidden dwellings so that they could see it as soon as they returned.

Whether the people who received the food ate it or not was beyond his control.

True salvation can only rely on each individual; Ultra Warriors are not babysitters who will feed you.

In contrast, the Emperor

The Emperor's power is insufficient for producing food. Psychic energy, originating from the warp, is inherently linked to chaos. If psychic energy were used to create food, the resulting food would be contaminated and mutated, inedible for humans. (Kaka)

But the Emperor showed no regret whatsoever; instead, he leaped with joy. He frantically pulled Kassapa along, pointed to a continent on one of the planets, and screamed, "Look! Look! Ahhh! Humanity is great, the Empire is great, kind—no need for further explanation! This perfectly matches your Land of Light's praise for goodness!"

What is that?

Kassa looked over and saw two Space Marines from the Astartes Chapter sitting there, a Salamander and a Lamenter. They had just finished a Chaos invasion and were now resting after the battle.

What is truly remarkable is that the Space Marines of these two chapters went to comfort the ordinary people who had suffered harm and fear after the war, and even stopped an inquisitor on the planet from making the outrageous demand to "cleanse the surviving mortals," thus protecting the poor people.

This is the shining light of humanity.

Although this is the most basic thing, seeing this kind of scene in the Warhammer universe is even rarer than rare.

“Salamander, the weeping one…” Kasa was slightly moved, his eyes softening.

If it weren't for the fact that while he was exploring the area, he also discovered that the two Astartes chapters had records of annihilating innocent aliens on their warships and considered these as their own glory and achievements, he would have really wanted to praise the two Astartes chapters.

Unfortunately, even so, this is already the highest level of conscience in the entire Warhammer Empire.

In other universes, if he saw fire lizards and weeping beings, he would definitely annihilate them all as he did the Magma aliens.

But the fact that we can see two Astartes Chapters like this in this universe means that if anyone in the Imperium of Man is qualified to survive, then at least the Salamanders and the Lamenters will have a place among them.

At the very least, the Salamanders and Lamenters have the fewest records of wiping out other innocent aliens among all the Astartes Legions.

The production and distribution of food, and the monitoring of the salamanders and weeping ones, were accomplished in the blink of an eye, and Kassadin and the Emperor continued on their way.

As they got closer to Terra, they both gradually discovered new clues.

Regardless of which star system, sector, or planet the psionicists lived on, they all began to see certain things and share some common visions during this period.

Generally speaking, this symbolizes the corruption of chaos, but this time, none of these psionicists were corrupted.

The Chaos Gods, seemingly plotting something in the Warp, were not idle. They too had launched some kind of operation, projecting some common images onto all of humanity—and not just humanity.

All the Xenomorphs that Kassadin and the Emperor encountered on their journey to Terra, except for the soulless Necromancers, all the Xenomorphs with psychic potential saw the same scenes as human psychics.

Among these psionic beings of all races, in addition to seeing the same scene, some were specifically used by the Chaos Gods as amplifiers, forced to project their direct visions in all directions, so that non-psionic beings could also see them.

So the content of that image spread like wildfire, reaching countless planets and the entire Milky Way in a very short time.

Although almost everyone was baffled and had no idea what these images were trying to express.

But Kassadin and the Emperor understood in an instant.

Those scenes are from the final episode of "Ultraman," where Ultraman is defeated and even killed by Zetton.

"Subspace has power, and the characteristic of 'I think, therefore I am' is amplified to the maximum extent in subspace... The Chaos Gods recognize you. They still remember Ultraman and the Giant of Light, so they want to spread the image of the first Ultraman's death throughout the entire galaxy."

"Although people don't know what Ultraman is or what Zetton is, this is an undeniable and crucial anchor."

“Zetton is different from all other monsters. Gomora was indeed the first monster to defeat Ultraman, but it did not kill Ultraman. Gatanothor and others did kill Ultraman, but they were eventually killed by Ultraman in return.”

"Zetton is unique. It was the first being to kill Ultraman, and it was also the one that killed Ultraman but was not killed by Ultraman in return. In other words, within the anchor of subspace, Zetton will be an insurmountable wall higher than Ultraman!"

The emperor murmured, his pupils suddenly contracting and tightening!

He understood what the Chaos Gods wanted to do!

"I think, therefore I am." The idea that Zetton is superior to Ultraman is based on "thinking." This concept has been established since the birth of Ultraman and remains so to this day. Now, by making this known to all life forms in the galaxy who have never seen Ultraman, the distinction between their statuses has been further amplified.

This further anchored Zetton to Ultraman, and made the entire universe allow Zetton's existence.

In this way, if the four powers of the Chaos Gods were to combine into one, they could create a being whose name was Zetton, whose appearance was Zetton, whose characteristics were Zetton, and whose power was Zetton—a being formed from the combined power of the gods.

If they combine, then this thing is Zetton!

Because Zetton is a monster, it's possible to bypass the restriction that the Chaos Gods cannot enter the physical universe, allowing this ultimate-level Zetton, symbolizing the Chaos Gods, to be projected into the physical universe. 5

Since Ultraman exists, and since Ultraman has appeared in the physical universe, then Zetton can naturally do the same. This is the logic of subspace, and this logic is being used by the Chaos Gods.

"Zetton?"

Kassa laughed. In the Ultra Multiverse, Zetton was one of the classic nemesis of the Giants of Light, the kind that couldn't be avoided. But he really didn't expect that even after coming to the Warhammer Universe, the final and strongest enemy would still be Zetton!

It can only be said that Zetton is really effective against Ultraman, even the Chaos Gods risked their four old lives on this thing.

It's time, Zetton. Send Ultraman to hell. The giant of light can no longer be allowed to live in this hopeless cesspool world and continue to destroy their great playground—this is probably the expectation that the Chaos Gods have instilled in Zetton.

"Are you still laughing?"

The emperor was so anxious he was pacing around in circles. When he turned around and saw that Kassa could still laugh, he became even more anxious.

Although he knew that the Chaos Gods certainly couldn't create an invincible version of Zetton like the one in "Ultraman Legend" that could go toe-to-toe with Saga, one of the four gods, the problem was that Kasa wasn't Saga!

If a powerful Zetton were to come along, then they definitely wouldn't be able to handle it!

"Don't rush."

Kassa waved his hand, "The Chaos God's move is indeed ruthless, but there's no use in rushing. Now we can only race against time and complete the plan to modify the past before they finish Zetton. Let's see who's faster."

"and--"

Kassa paused for a moment, his battle-hardened figure standing tall and firm, his words carrying an unparalleled calmness.

"Who says that the compatibility and status advantage between Zetton and Ultraman will necessarily work for me?"

I forgot to mention.

Since his debut, Ultraman Kasa has indeed suffered defeats and near-death experiences.

But not once, not even once, he lost to Zetton. No Zetton ever left alive after fighting him!

Is Zetton greater than Ultraman? Is that certain?

Let's have a go then.