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While Abaddon was still pondering who had betrayed him, Kirsaj and Tarasin had already successfully arrived at Blackrock Fortress via the teleportation device.

Kane appeared suddenly like a ghost, followed closely by a menacing Eldar army.

The team swept through the enemy with overwhelming force, charging straight towards the control room of Blackrock Fortress.

However, when they were halfway there, two slender figures appeared in their path.

The Kane avatar, engulfed in raging flames, glared and roared as it raised its enormous greatsword high, unleashing a devastating force as it slashed down at the two figures before it.

This earth-shattering strike contained the divine power of Kane, the God of War of the Eldar. Its power was so great that even a Titan God Machine, whose body was as large as a mountain, would probably be instantly shattered into dust!

In the blink of an eye, just as Kane's avatar, the giant sword, was about to strike, a cold light, also burning with intense flames, suddenly flashed out.

It turned out that Kirsaji had just managed to wield his incredibly sharp katana and perfectly blocked Kane's thunderous sword strike.

In an instant, sparks flew everywhere, and the shockwave from the impact spread outwards like a surging ocean wave.

At that moment, Kirsa firmly gripped the hilt of his sword, blocking the attack from Kane's avatar.

She narrowed her eyes slightly, scrutinizing the Kane avatar before her with great interest, as if examining a commodity awaiting sale.

Immediately afterward, Kilsazzi turned to Tarasin beside him and whispered, "Just so you know, I'm planning to use this Kane avatar to make a deal with that purple-clad guy."

In his words, he seemed to have no regard for the increasingly powerful force exerted by Kane's avatar.

Upon hearing this, Tarasin pondered for a moment before nodding earnestly and replying, "Yes, once those fragments are used, their value is indeed greatly reduced. Besides, this Kane avatar probably won't last much longer."

"But I have to take the rest."

"Row."

Seeing the monkeys and space necromancers that had appeared out of nowhere discussing their fates right in front of them, Edwin Knight immediately ordered his troops to attack the two, wanting to make them feel the wrath of the Eldar.

The star darts rained down on the suddenly appearing shield, serving no purpose other than to heat up the atmosphere.

The Eldar Titan swung its massive blade, slamming it down on the shield. However, this attack, which could have severely damaged a Titan, only caused a slight ripple on the shield.

"Then I'll take this thing without ceremony!" Killer's slightly mocking voice drifted out from within the incredibly sturdy shield.

At this moment, the Eldar warriors were all puzzled, completely baffled.

However, before they could react, a deep purple whip suddenly shot out like a ghost!

The whip flew through the air at an astonishing speed, and in the blink of an eye, it coiled tightly around Kane's avatar like a snake, binding him firmly.

Even more terrifying was that the whip continued to lengthen, and as it grew longer, sharp barbs began to grow rapidly, mercilessly piercing deep into Kane's avatar's body.

In an instant, the souls of all the spirit race members present seemed to feel a deep-seated fear.

Because they watched helplessly as Kane's avatar was slowly devoured by that terrible whip, and the one controlling all of this was the fourth evil god—Slaanesh—created by Eldar themselves!

This evil being is currently toying with the poor Kane avatar, enjoying this cruel game.

"As expected, everyone has their own expertise..." Looking at the scene before him, Killer Saber couldn't help but sigh softly.

At the same time, the Khorne katana in his hand, which was shimmering with an eerie light, was already enveloped in a dense layer of corrupting psionic energy.

The next moment, a crisp whistling sound rang out, and Killer Saga swung his arm sharply, the katana instantly transforming into a streak of cold light, slashing straight towards Kane's avatar!

With a streak of blood shooting into the sky, Kane's monstrous head rolled down cleanly and decisively.

When it crashed heavily to the ground, it produced a dull yet loud echo.

The echo struck the hearts of every Eldar warrior like a heavy hammer, shattering their last psychological defenses.

Just then, a powerful surge of corrupting psionic energy rapidly traveled along the still-twisting Slaanesh whip.

It turns out that this psychic energy was actually a deal request sent by Kirsajarn to Slaanesh.

However, for Slaanesh, who was indulging in the consumption of Kane's fragmented soul, such a request was a piece of cake.

After all, in her eyes, all Kirsar wanted was an insignificant Grand Keeper, not worth cherishing or keeping.

So, without the slightest hesitation, Slaanesh readily agreed to the deal.

"Blood sacrifice to the Blood God! Skull offering to the Skull Seat!" Kirsaj raised Kane's head high and offered it to Khorne.

Khorne, who received the head, was not very satisfied with the way Killer Szad cut off the head, but he was relieved when he thought that Kane's avatar was not worth Killer Szad's full effort. He carefully examined the head, forged it into a helmet with his divine power, and then bestowed it as a gift upon his Eternal Chosen.

A helmet in the style of Khorne appeared on Kirsajarn's head, and the power of the Blood God locked the remaining soul of the Kane fragment inside, subjecting it to eternal burning and baptism of blood.

Kirsaj's aura instantly became violent, but under the suppression of her own corrupted psionic energy, she easily devoured the mark that the Blood God was too lazy to erase, and gained complete control of the helmet.

At the same time, a rift in the subspace slowly opened, and a Great Keeper of Secrets with the appearance of a human woman emerged from it, holding an exceptionally beautiful treasure box, which she presented to Kirsaj.

Kirsaji looked at the Great Keeper of Secrets before him. Perhaps because she also had a human appearance, the Great Keeper of Secrets also transformed her appearance into that of a beautiful human woman.

She had long, flowing purple hair like a waterfall, two eyes like obsidian, and large swathes of her flawless skin exposed to the air, with some purple veils covering her sensitive areas.

The former Great Keeper of Secrets trembled as she awaited Kirsaj's orders. She was no longer a Slaanesh Archdeacon; the Slaanesh mark on her chest had been removed, and her warp essence was in the box she held in her hands.

Killer Sage narrowed her eyes. As a potential new god, how could she not have her own Great Demon?

This time, she asked Slaanesh for a template of the Great Keeper of Secrets. Although Salis made some changes, it was still enough to satisfy Kirsar.

This Great Keeper of the Secrets is much weaker than Kirsajarn knew, and probably not popular among Slaanesh's sixth ring, but he is indeed the template Kirsajarn wanted.

As for the Eldar here, the extended Slaanesh whip dragged their souls into Slaanesh's Silver Palace. Only Edwin Knight escaped, because Tal Rashin wanted to keep him.

Later, those who visit the Tal Rashin Museum will see a terrifying Eldar prophet with the inscription given by Tal Rashin: "An unfortunate fool."