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

However, the war that has lasted for a full 60 million years in the Warhammer universe has finally come to a complete end, and everyone is immersed in their own emotions.

First came a feeling of relaxation, peace of mind, and happiness I had never experienced before, followed by confusion and bewilderment.

The war is over, Chaos is gone, and the Orcs and Tyranids are gone too. The Emperor has issued an order forbidding the killing of other races, and the Laughing God Xigorg has also issued an order forbidding the Eldar to kill other races. So, what should we do next?

How can we live without killing people?

In this universe, far too many people are born for war, and once the war ends, they are left helpless and bewildered.

He wondered what the point of his life was anymore. (A salted fish)

As the leader of one of the three strongest races alongside humans and Eldar, Silent King Szalak also wanted to approach Kassadin to see what Kassadin's attitude was towards them, the Space Necromancers.

But it could not get close, for as the initiator of the War of Heaven, the Silent King Szalak was sentenced to death from the very beginning.

On the contrary, Talazin the Endless was allowed to approach, because it has been proven from multiple sources that Talazin did not like to engage in aggression. He was forced to join the war in Heaven, and afterwards he was just a collector.

Tarahin certainly deserved to live.

Kassa needs to obtain a clear history of all the individuals from the Space Necromancers to see if there are any others who can be spared. After eliminating these, the remaining Space Necromancers can all be destroyed.

Ultimately, the Necromancers are the origin of the Warhammer cesspool, a cesspool they created together with the Celestials. Therefore, the Necromancers are unique in that they don't need to have prisoners; death is all that matters.

Tarachin first presented all the history he possessed, then asked, "What about the Star God?"

The Star Gods are the chaotic gods of the physical universe. Although they cannot consume faith, they are also born into the evil camp. They do not treat people as human beings, and they arbitrarily devour the souls of other life forms and manipulate stars that cause life to become extinct.

Moreover, its combat power was equally formidable during its prime, and it was immortal and indestructible.

Although the Star God fragments were broken into countless pieces and sealed apart by the Space Necromancer, if the Space Necromancer is destroyed now, those sealed Star God fragments will one day break through the seal and then reunite to become a new complete Star God.

Although with his current strength, Emperor Neos could defeat a Star God at his peak, the problem is that there are dozens of Star Gods in total.

Then, let alone dozens of them, even if only five or six came at once, Emperor Neos would definitely be finished.

It should be noted that the Chaos Gods dared not confront the dozens of Star Gods at their peak directly; they only dared to plot against them in secret.

“Star Gods… I’ll take them and use them to fill the universe.” Kassa made his decision.

There are Void Dragon fragments on Mars, so he has already seen the Star God fragments and naturally understands what a Star God is.

In the Warhammer universe, the Celestials are essentially entities of some kind of cosmic law, much like Griza. Of course, the Celestials' power is incomparable to Griza's, and conceptually, Griza's symbolism is also of a higher level.

Although on the surface, Griza was smashed into the sun and shut down for twenty years at the beginning of X, while the Star God can devour stars.

But that was only because Greza was just beginning at that time. The twenty years of downtime did not prevent Greza from being essentially alive, nor did it hinder its void and evolution.

Without the Rainbow Blade, if Greza and Star God were to fight, the scene would only be: [Greza initially seems unable to fight back against Star God, as if he is being beaten by Star God. Then, as the fight goes on, Star God is inexplicably devoured by Greza and completely disappears. Greza then transforms and his combat power immediately surpasses that of Star God].

So overall, the Star God is much easier to deal with than Greza, especially since they are now in fragment form, which makes it even simpler.

Kassar could have used his wisdom and knowledge, based on the technology of the Land of Light, to directly stuff these Celestial fragments into various nodes of the Warhammer universe, turning them back into part of the universe itself, thus stabilizing the Warhammer universe.

After doing this, the anomalies in the Warhammer universe will gradually disappear, and the erosion of the physical universe by the warp will become more difficult and more normal.

The probability of things like genetic diseases, mutants, and Catachan will be greatly reduced.

If the Star Gods were good people, then using them to fill the universe would be rather cruel. But the truth is that the Star Gods were all born evil, so being used to fill the universe is just what they deserved.

"What about faster-than-light technology?" the weasel asked as it scurried over.

Although the Chaos Gods are gone, the shadow they cast will continue to exist for some time. He still thinks that faster-than-light travel in the physical universe is much better than spacetime.

In the entire Warhammer universe, there is only one kind of faster-than-light technology, which is the technology of the Necromancers. Only the Necromancers can use it. If humans try to use it, they will be turned into mincemeat immediately because they do not have the physical strength of the Necromancers.

"Handling the remaining tasks will conservatively take at least a few days."

Kasa replied, “In the next few days, I will develop a new physical universe faster-than-light technology, then create an indestructible monolith with all the technical details, imprint it on the monolith, and place it in the center of the Milky Way. The message on the monolith will spread throughout the entire universe.”

Because it is a thought-based script, it can be understood and seen by people of all races.

In other words, this original faster-than-light technology will be known and shared by all races in the Warhammer universe.

That's what fairness is.

If only a select group of races knows about this, it would be considered actively interfering in the technological gap between civilizations, creating a disparity in strength between different civilizations, and potentially encouraging acts of aggression.

As for why it's an original, hand-crafted technology, it's because although Kasa knows a lot about faster-than-light technology, those all belong to various civilizations in the main Ultra Universe. He shouldn't be so generous with other people's technology without permission; that's not what an Ultra Warrior should do.

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If he were to reveal the Land of Light's own faster-than-light technology, the technological level would be too advanced, and he feared that they wouldn't be able to learn it.

Therefore, I can only rely on my own wisdom and experience to create a new one by hand.

Within a single universe, sufficient faster-than-light technology requires low levels of sophistication and can be constructed in at least several ways to achieve the same final effect. Even if different technology trees are selected and different materials are available, all can be used, thus preventing the required materials and technology tree prerequisites from being monopolized by a few civilizations.

Meeting these three requirements should be sufficient; it's quite simple, and a complete technical solution can be developed within three days.

"Uh..." The weasel shrank back sheepishly and hid its fox tail.

He still had his own selfish motives, only wanting to obtain faster-than-light technology for humanity. Unfortunately, Kasa didn't fall for it and continued in Ultraman's consistent manner, benefiting everyone.

However, he had no room to object to this; if he did, he would be doomed.

Laughing God west Gaoqi also came over and asked, "What about our Spirit Clan?"

“Every single one of the Dark Eldar must die. As for the Ark Eldar, those who did it will be sent to labor camps, and those who didn’t will live normal lives.” Kassaar certainly wouldn’t show any mercy to the Dark Eldar.

Because the Dark Eldar faction is itself an "extremely evil Eldar," and only the most evil Eldar can be the Dark Eldar, so killing them all will solve the problem.

Even the very few Dark Eldar who changed course halfway through all joined Evelynn's Death Army long ago, sacrificing everything to fight against Chaos. There are no innocent Dark Eldar who did not join the Death Army.

Ancient Saint Kua was carefree and unburdened. It had long since ceased to exist as a race. Now that the Chaos God was dead, and the Star God and the Space Necromancer were about to die as well, all its enemies were gone. It felt both exhilarated and relieved.

So it wasn't considering anyone's interests; it was simply curious: "What happened to the divine essence left behind by the Chaos Gods after their deaths?"

The Chaos Gods died, but only the concepts of evil perished with them; the positive concepts of the warp remained. (Zero Hour)

While one or two of these concepts might not be of much use to Kassadin, absorbing all four concepts of the Chaos Gods would improve even his current Ultimate Ultra level.

However, Kassa didn't think about himself at all and said directly, "Let me use it to fill the warp, so that the warp can become more benevolent."

He certainly knew these concepts were useful to him, but they weren't originally his, yet they were useful to the universe, so why should he take them?

"You're invincible." Gu Shengkua exclaimed from the bottom of his heart.

This wasn't sarcasm or irony; it was genuine shock at what Kassadin had said. If it were Kassadin or any other Ancient Saint, they would never have let go of these concepts of subdimensional deities.

“As for you…” Kassa looked at Neos, “I have even more requirements for you.”

It is a demand, not a request; this is what Neos needs to atone for.

Although both humans and Eldar engage in invasion and slaughter, Neos and the Laughing God Sigucci are different.

The latter, preoccupied with Slaanesh's pursuit, spent its days on the run and in hiding, having no time to lead or restrain the Eldar. Moreover, the clown troupe it directly led didn't bother with such matters at all; each time it appeared, it was to deliver prophecies of fighting against Chaos.

Although the way the hints are given is so abstract that it often leads to confrontation, at least the intention is good.

Neos, on the other hand, was different. Although he sat on the Golden Throne, he still had enough prestige and the power to manifest himself to lead and change the general direction of humanity. He could not control the minor aspects, but he could grasp the major direction.

However, he has consistently chosen to lead humanity in this direction, which is certainly a sin.

If it weren't for the fact that Neos, as the biggest target in the physical universe, had consistently drawn the attention of the Chaos Gods, thus reducing their harassment of other races and allowing them to somewhat redeem themselves, then Neos's general order for the Empire to endlessly slaughter aliens...

Sometimes Kasa even wants to kill this weasel, really.

Like the Tau, the group of supreme leaders [the Tau] who have always controlled the general direction of the Tau's external aggression, these guys whose status in the Tau is equivalent to emperors among humans, must die.

"Ahem, you say it." The weasel was a little unaccustomed to being executed unilaterally, but he faced it head-on because he couldn't run away anyway, and as long as he could protect humanity, he was willing to do anything; he had long been prepared for this.

This is the best situation, the best era, and the best outcome.

"The integration of the Star God fragments into the universe is not something that can be done overnight. I am just laying a preliminary foundation. After I leave, you must be responsible for the process of all the Star God fragments returning to the universe. You must accept any resistance they may have and you cannot fight back, because fighting back may harm the universe."

"Furthermore, from now on, although the Astartes modification is an internal matter for you, I do not require you to stop modifying people, but you must remove the brainwashing process from the modification process. They should be free."

Many people didn't have much loyalty to the Empire and the Emperor before becoming Astartes, but once they were transformed into Astartes, they immediately and blindly pledged allegiance to the Emperor. Of course, it's impossible to say that this is all thanks to their education.

During the Astartes reconstruction, one of the nineteen surgeries was...

They instilled in them the ideology of unconditional loyalty to the Empire and the Emperor. 4

Kasa can accept physical modifications, but not brainwashing.

Previously, the human empire could argue that brainwashing was to resist the temptations of Chaos. Now that Chaos is gone, this reason is no longer valid, and revoking brainwashing is a must.

"Then, you must issue a death order right now to completely withdraw all of these things, such as machine servants and cherubim."

The same principle applies here. If chaos is gone, then physical faster-than-light technology will be available and usable, and of course, these anti-human things will no longer be needed.

"Peace education should be fully implemented for all races. The system of the Human Empire must also be changed. We must not continue to exploit the common people, nor should we allow the lives of the common people to be killed at will by bureaucrats, nobles and soldiers. The burning of the Stardust should also stop."

Generally, this is an internal matter of civilization, and the Ultra Warriors wouldn't interfere. However, the Warhammer Universe is an exception; since they've intervened to this extent, they naturally expect everything that can be improved to be addressed. 4

"Finally, Neos, I want you to set an example by going to the places where humans have harmed, and apologize to the various races that did not attack humans first, begging for forgiveness and expressing your desire for peace!"

Everything else was fine, but this last request was more painful for him than killing the weasel. He was a typical human supremacist and xenophobic.

But the weasel gritted its teeth, and although it looked pitiful and miserable, it ultimately swallowed the bitter pill.

"I had no choice but to agree, damn it!"

Chapter 0: The New World, Alien Empera Leads the Charge!

【I am Batman】: "So, now the weasel is going from house to house begging for forgiveness?"

[The pro-war faction]: "It wasn't just him; every single ruler of every race who wasn't killed was ordered to do it, including Evelynn of the Eldar and Vision, the new leader of the Tau.

[Resilience King]: "Will this really work? The war just ended; it seems pointless. The hatred level is probably too high to be resolved."

Sasuke Uchiha raised an objection. As a ninja, he knew that hatred was more intense in the ninja world than in other worlds, so he understood better that hatred needed time to resolve.

They just called a truce a second ago, and so much blood feud hasn't even faded away yet. How can anyone genuinely accept an apology at this time?

Oh, if it were the Land of Light that was invaded, then the Land of Light would probably forgive them.

The problem is that Warhammer is full of people who are even more insane and deranged than those in the Ninja World, isn't it?

[Pro-war faction]: "It's useless, I know that too. These are all vanity projects now."

[Pro-war Faction]: "It could even be said that when the victimized races see perpetrators like Neos appear in their territory, they are more likely to be aroused with even greater hatred."

[Best Actor]: "Huh? Then why do it this way?"