Warhammer 40: Gods Of Mortals

Chapter 1056 The sad legend

"Is it really the Star Scroll that was captured by the undead?" Horus frowned and asked, "It's floating there. Why can't the Insight Engine scan it?"

"Because the Star Scroll is like a part of the real universe, the detection device can detect a planet, but will it regard the planet as a certain star god and summarize the scan results? This is the reporter's answer."

Horus thought for a moment and then asked: "The Star Scroll can directly control the real universe, so it cannot be so weak that it was captured by the Necromancer Fleet in less than ten minutes."

"Controlling the real universe is the characteristic of Star Scroll, just like other star gods have their own characteristics. It can take out part of the real universe and make it into the strange landscape we look at. Because of this characteristic, it can also It is detected as part of the real universe, but what else can it do?”

"The narrator paused and continued."

"The Star God can generally forcibly distort reality, except for the Star Scroll. Because of its characteristics, the Star Scroll cannot distort reality into impossible shapes. All it can do is to knead it like clay, strictly abiding by the rules. The Clay of the Realistic Universe.”

Hearing this, Horus nodded, thinking that the Star God was really weird.

The narrator stared at the strange objects left behind by the Star Scroll, the ten-meter-long square made of a part of the real universe, and the escape cabin inside.

"There is a story here. The narrator is speaking, projecting reality-warping abilities onto this strange square object, which begins to disintegrate and the escape pods within it are extracted."

The moment his eyes touched the normal void, Talon's tight will collapsed at this moment, and he fell to his knees on the ground, holding on to the porthole and crying.

The narrator's huge book body turned a page, and Talon's experience was automatically recorded on it.

Then the bridge door was opened, and a Tyrone naval officer who seemed to be in a trance staggered out of the escape cabin.

Talon turned to look at the Narrator, the C'tan whom he had met at the end of the Golden Crusade.

When Horus wanted to go over and ask what happened to the Tyrone naval personnel, the narrator had already floated to his side first.

Talon looked around in disbelief, his eyes sweeping over the clones and the narrator.

"Can you tell me what happened?" Talon was still in a daze after experiencing everything. He didn't know where he had gone, and he had a lot of questions in his mind.

As the narrator controls the strange objects, all the stars and planets inside are released and transferred to the void outside through the narrator's dimension. When they are released, they return to their normal size. Of course Including that escape pod.

Then he rushed to the porthole and saw the void outside.

"This..." Guilliman looked at the people who came out in surprise. He thought that the escape cabin was put into an independent part of the universe by the Star Scroll and used as a landscape potted plant to appreciate, but it turned out that there were people inside.

The escape capsule directly overlapped the bridge due to the narrator's distortion, and there was no physical collision with the bridge.

"I don't want to satisfy an ant's thirst for knowledge. The narrator said contemptuously. However, the narrator gained satisfaction from the experience of this human named Talen. In the end, it decided to be extra merciful and responded to Taren, whose eyes were full of curiosity. Lun.”

"The emergency escape device you are responsible for testing will randomly teleport your ship to any location. This experiment was originally safe, but the Star Scroll attacked your ship, and everyone on board except you He went crazy when he saw the Star Scroll, which took you and an escape pod from your ship."

"You were sent into the miniature universe it created, and you sailed in that miniature universe alone in an escape capsule for twenty years." "During this period, Star Scroll will watch the miniature landscape it created every day. That's why you see that nebula in the escape pod."

Listening to the narrator's narration, many feelings and emotions filled Talon's mind.

Finally, the captain held back a sentence: "No, it's not just me, there are other crew members..."

"There are no other crew members. The narrator said. Although you are not crazy, you are also facing a situation where your sanity is about to collapse. Those crew members are all your visions, and there are also mental illusions created when the Star Scroll played with you."

Talon listened to all this, and a painful smile gradually appeared on his face: "Are everyone else dead?"

"Not really. The Star Scroll just wanted to find something to relieve his boredom. It was like pulling an interesting little ant out of the ant nest and taking it away. It didn't come for killing, so your crew members It was taken away by the salvage ship that arrived later."

Talon nodded and sat down under the porthole as if exhausted.

The narrator no longer has insight into the past of the person he saw. Its body closed up and said: "In my opinion, your experience is quite interesting. Don't be so sad. Be happy. You are the number one in this universe." A creature adventuring in a microcosm, you left a whole page of stories called Microcosm Adventures on the pages of the narrator. This is a legend.”

Hearing this, Talon raised his head, took a deep breath, then lowered his head and said: "Get out."

The narrator cannot understand why this little creature is in so much pain. In its opinion, such cool adventures are enough to make a mortal body extremely proud.

It also stopped paying attention to Talon and turned to look at the other clones.

"Now we at least know the traces of the Star Scroll, and we also know that the bastard Tracer is still walking with the undead."

"Next, we just need to find a way to get back the star scroll that was captured by the undead, but this is something that the caster needs to think about, and it has nothing to do with you."

Horus took a deep breath.

The original clones have completed their assigned tasks. If the Star Scroll can be captured, then this is a feat that may change the future of the real universe.

"You can leave." The narrator continued, "I will go and warn the Forges and the Great Apes leading your imperial army that a danger is about to appear."

Horus subconsciously asked: "What danger?"

"The Tracer can find anything it wants to find in the universe, and the Star Scroll can help the undead hide in military operations like during the War in Heaven."

"The answer is obvious."

"The undead will most likely use them to take out our greatest advantage - the Star Gods. The Star Scroll will not be the only one caught."

(End of this chapter)