This is our Warhammer journey

Chapter 93: Tzeentch's Test

"Hiss, is this the feeling of having your soul torn apart?"

Ramses rubbed his head.

Although there were no scars on the body that matched the pain of being cut into pieces, one could still feel an unimaginable burning sensation when the fingers touched the flesh.

"If a VR control system is ever developed in the future, I'll definitely have Romulus add a pain editor."

While waiting for the physical discomfort to subside, Ramses did not forget to observe the outside world.

"I'm afraid Jianqi is also very happy now."

Looking at the chaotic subspace and the bloodthirsty demon and the Lord of Change fighting above Pierre, Ramses breathed a sigh of relief.

Logically speaking, it is very difficult to deploy a demon of Carlos's level.

Because when the ritual process was stuck, Khorne had already extracted the soul and forcibly put it into Kabanha. The subsequent evil gods who wanted to project power could only open a demon portal.

But the time traveler can still cheat.

There is a ready-made ritual that is stuck on Arthur's side, so it is not a problem to let a small demon pass through. As for the remaining soul travelers, they can completely make up for these big demons.

Then, he could use the connection formed with the Ever-Changing Demon Lords through the previous operation to forcibly pull them out through the ritual.

As for rejection?

That won't work.

Because essentially the one who needed to agree to the ceremony was Ramses himself.

Who told you to secretly suck my soul? How could this happen if you weren't greedy?

Now the losers can only sell themselves to work for me, right?
As for consumption
The consumption is naturally high. Ramses spent a lot of money on the souls he gave himself, but he should use them when necessary. After all, the time travelers have little chance to save these spiritual powers for the next time.

Kabanha cannot be stopped under normal circumstances, the individual capabilities of the traversers are not strong enough to that extent.

It’s quite strange to say that we really don’t have souls, or do we actually not have souls in the sense of the universe?

Ramses stared closely at the Tzeentch Demon who was in a hidden state. He was not so reckless as to put it in a safe house, but placed it in a park surrounded by four shadows.

A glimmer appeared in his eyes, and he held the soul that had been blessed by him before in his hands, ready to contact the Emperor at any time if something went wrong.

He had been making a lot of phone calls recently, and he had discovered that the Emperor's condition in the Warp was indeed not good. His thoughts were extremely confused, and it seemed that he could only be driven forward by the concept of humanity.

As long as there are enough uncorrupted souls, so that the Emperor's cost is less than the benefits, they can drive the Emperor to act.

Of course, the most important thing is themselves.

Having enjoyed the convenience brought by the time travelers, the emperor naturally had to compromise for the sake of this convenience. If the time travelers were really forced to abandon their stalls, he would be in trouble.

Ramses probably understood the communication instructions of the NPC Emperor.

Enter the correct command and He will give you the correct answer. It is useless to persuade Him with emotion or reason. You should always keep your finger on the uninstall button of the Time Traveler Experience Card.

Although all beings measured by value are tools, since the Emperor does not treat everyone as a human being, the Emperor cannot be treated as a human being.

Looking at the park, and seeing the demons who were surprised by the appearance of a Lord of Change but did not stop entering subspace knowledge, Ramses nodded with satisfaction.

Well, the facts prove that the devil can still survive. I'll add two more rounds of tasks. He is still alive now, so it seems that he can still get more.

This demon is simply a top-grade ox or horse, and there is no psychological burden in using it. It is simply perfect.

Ramses looked at the Tzeentch demon who had received the mission but was still confused, and felt a little expectant.

If he could lock up the big demon, then the updating of his library knowledge would be able to reach a higher level.

"here it is?"

The Ever-Changing Demon Lord looked at the scene in confusion.

It was the first time it had seen such a magical scene.

There are Khorne demons who serve as overseers, Tzeentch demons who are confined to an area and constantly copy various types of Warp knowledge, Narko and Slaanesh demons who serve as verification objects, and various Chaos demons.

Of course, in different areas, these demons from all over the world play other roles.

And these demons all have one thing in common.

They were visibly shriveled.

"hiss--"

The Lord of Change's gaze fell upon a Slaanesh demon that had fallen into a daze. No stimulation from other demons could arouse this demon's emotions, and it couldn't help but gasp. This was the first time it had seen so many demons tormented like this.

It looked up and looked around curiously.

Unlike these weak demons who had almost never been watched by God, it could clearly feel that the Lord of Change's sight on it was blocked.

"interesting."

Looking at the task flow chart that popped up in front of him, there was no cruel punishment mechanism on it, and the Lord of Change couldn't help but feel curious.

So how do these demons become obedient here?

It simply sat cross-legged on the spot, wanting to feel the magic of this space.

The demons around glanced at the meditating Lord of Change, and their eyes seemed to be looking at their past selves.

When you realize that extinction is a luxury, you will become honest.

Just when the demons were still imagining what the Ever-Changing Demon Lord would become, and were happy that they could see it before they died, its body suddenly solidified.

The great demon Tzeentch was blown into a hole in the blink of an eye.

The demons were suddenly panicked, but they did not dare to put down the task at hand and could only stare at the hole nervously.

Then, the hole began to "look" over, as if an invisible existence was peeking at the world through the hole.

A steady stream of azure energy is seeping out from it, along with scattered crystal fragments.

The flow of time in this area slowed down visibly to the naked eye, as if the observer intended to take a closer look at this place.

Ramses noticed the pupils that peeked out from between the rotating canine teeth, and after just a brief moment of displacement, he sensed the emotions contained therein.

Doubt, curiosity, and desire.

"I knew it."

Ramses murmured softly.

Fortunately, he knew where the time travelers' bottom line was.

"Lord of Change!"

A Tzeentch pink demon screamed and rushed towards the portal excitedly, but was shattered into pieces by the scattered crystal fragments.

God does not care about His creations; He only cares about those that do not belong to Him.

But God was destined to be disappointed.

This space is not the inside of the invisible shadow, but the subspace surrounded by shadows that obscures the gods.

The spinning claws gradually became illusory.

The Lord of Change withdrew his gaze with some disappointment, then took another look at the magical scene formed by these demons, laughed mockingly, and then left.

Ramses was in no hurry to act.

Soon, another rift filled with claws opened up.

This time the sacrifices were the Tzeentch demons.

I knew it.

"Luckily I'm not Magnus."

Ramses shook his head and decided to give up the park.

The test was over, and the result was neither good nor bad.

Then he turned his attention to his companion.

Ramses cannot show up now, otherwise Tzeentch and Khorne will reach a consensus, and the conflict between the two gods must be continued until the end.

"My mission is completed, now it's up to you."

The mage cast his gaze downward.

That was a knight fighting one against two.

(End of this chapter)