Warhammer 40: Gods Of Mortals

Chapter 1096 Star God’s Thoughts
Shake.

Orikan found himself in the void. He raised his hand and saw surging energy.

It has obviously been separated from its original body, and it obviously does not use so many wearable equipment, but it can still feel the energy on its body.

If the energy on it were compared to light, then the light emitted by the sun would be like the glimmer of fireflies in front of it.

But before Orikan could notice too much about his changes, a raging hunger almost invaded his entire perception.

hunger.

Endless hunger.

Orikan subconsciously pounced on the star, greedily absorbing the star's energy.

The feeling of hunger was relieved, but it was like a mortal eating a tasteless and unpalatable food. This eating behavior did not bring any sense of taste satisfaction at all. It was just the feeling of eating to relieve hunger. It was unbearable for Orikan.

But the hunger was alleviated after all. Orican's strong willpower allowed him to adapt quickly and use a trace of reason to do what he had planned to do amidst the boundless hunger.

This thing is to experience and feel.

Orikan recalled many things.

Star God, the Necrontarian.

Then, before Orikan noticed it, its mind sided with the Star God.

Just thinking of the Necrontyr, a race with souls, gave rise to a kind of hatred - hatred that the Necrontyr was extinct and that it could not taste the soul of that mortal race.

Orikan then believed that the Necrontyr was just a race of ants. Why would they dare to crush the Star God?

For such an ant race, being eaten by the Star God is already a supreme honor. Why can't they honestly accept the results of offering their souls?
These damn ants!
Orikan wished he could kill Szarak and Imotek right away, and then completely destroy the higher slaves among these two slaves.

It's not because he resents the Necrontyr, an ant race, for their resistance, but because they died too early, and Orican himself didn't taste their souls, that's all.

But when it thought that there were plenty of intelligent life among the stars that it could feed on, it no longer hated the Necrontyr and the Star Gods who tasted their souls before it did. It immediately flew towards a nearby galaxy where intelligent life existed.

What a power.

Even if most of the life forms in the galaxy surrender to the gravity that binds them, they cannot escape the super-light speed limit that binds them.

There are too many races in the galaxy to count, but only a few races, including humans, undead, and Eldar, have the ability to travel faster than light in the strict sense.

But the C'tan will not be restrained.

Whether it's the constraints of natural law or something else, nothing can stop the free thinking of a doting darling of the real universe.

When Orikan wants to fly faster than light, it can.

The harsh environment of the void cannot place any restrictions on it at all. Even the Coffin Guards and the Three Holy Guards have to take transport planes or use technology to cross astronomical distances, or the atmosphere they have to pass through to reach the surface of the planet is just a Obstacles that are not obstacles can be easily overcome with just a thought.

The natural laws that the ants cannot modify but can only use in their own way are just a thought that can shape twisted or completely smashed garbage as easily as kneading mud.

Too strong.

It's so freeing. The only trace of Orican's sanity left could still make him feel so emotional, and could still make him remember that he was just a weak steel ant.

But when the intelligent life in that galaxy does not know that it is about to encounter a catastrophe of destruction and is unprepared, the catastrophe of destruction will disappear on its own.

Orikan instantly broke away from the Star God state. When it was broken away, it missed its body and even moved its body inside the ship to the void instantly.

Recalling all the thoughts he had just had while in the Star God state, Orican was shocked that he would have such thoughts, that he would think that the Necrontyr was just an ant who should give his soul to satisfy the desires of the greatest being in the universe. .

The body freezes in the void.

Orikan's consciousness is still active, but his whole person is drifting in the void.

Its body is not powerful, and even its fight with Trazin involves tearing off the head and hitting the opponent with a stick, so it does not have the ability to move in the void.

Orikan watched as he floated further and further away, until a man flew out of its ship, came to it, and dragged it back into the ship.

It's Qin Mo.

He flew unprotected in the void, grabbed the bulge on Orikan's delicate head, and pulled it back to the ship where he was conducting ascension research.

After returning to the ship, Orikan remained motionless, lying on the floor of the ship, looking up at the bottomless depths.

Just like when I was drifting in the void just now.

The feeling of falling from a god to a mortal troubled Orikan. It didn't want to accept that it had become that weak steel ant, lying on the ground like a child, cheating for something it could never get again.

"I told you, you can't ascend forever." Qin Mo walked to Orican's head and looked down at it.

Orikan lay.

As the most powerful astrologer of the Necrons and one of the noblest members of the aristocracy, the dignity of this status prevents him from crying out to a foreign barbarian.

But after a long silence, Orican couldn't help but ask: "You...you are...how did you do it...why can you remain the star god forever?"

"I don't know either." Qin Mo told the truth, "If I knew, I would let the human race ascend first."

Orikan raised his hands to cover his face.

Falling from a god to a mortal is not the most uncomfortable thing. After all, research can continue, and facts have proved that this research idea is indeed feasible.

But Orikan is still very clear-headed. It knows that it has not been able to maintain its Star God state for a long time not because the energy injected by Qin Mo is not strong enough or lasting enough, but because its own research itself still has many problems. The injection of energy alone does not It cannot remain in its Star God state forever, even if Qin Mo is injecting energy into it around the clock.

This is the most uncomfortable thing, not knowing how long the road ahead is.

Even if it weren't for the power of the Star God, which could distort all matter, Orikan didn't know if he could achieve a short-term ascension just by having enough energy.

"Do you also have a plan to ascend? Do you want the human species to ascend to a higher level of existence?" Orikan put down his hand.

"Yes." Qin Mo nodded, "But just like you, I encountered problems that seemed to have no solution at all."

Orikan was silent for a moment and looked away: "I wish I were a human being."

(End of this chapter)