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"You are driven by short-term emotions, and in the long run, such a short emotional outburst is meaningless."

"Are you afraid?"

“You are not Xel'Naga. Even if I am stranded here, your power is not enough to obliterate me in the void.”

"I think I can kill you and then 'repay' you properly."

"Or perhaps, I can obtain the power of the Xel'Naga from you."

"You can make grand pronouncements, but you can never actually do them."

"I will return everything you have done to you."

A portal, even larger than an Emperor-level Titan, suddenly appeared on the ground in this void, as if it had been torn apart from another dimension, leaving everyone speechless.

The portal was hundreds of meters tall, resembling a giant mountain, its surface shimmering with an eerie light, as if it were formed from countless souls.

Behind this portal, one can vaguely see an unimaginably huge warship—the Thousand Demon Blood Rock Land Battleship.

This land battleship was meticulously crafted by Kirsage using her Soul Forge and the technology she possessed, making it arguably the most powerful demonic engine ever built.

Its hull is an astonishing 1.5 kilometers long, 0.5 kilometers wide, and 0.25 kilometers high, resembling a mobile steel castle.

The interior of the Bloodrock of the Demons is actually a massive subspace altar. This altar is inextricably linked to the subspace, and through special technology, external weaponry can be instantly altered by the distortion of the subspace, thus changing the laws of physics and allowing for immediate replacement.

This unique design allows the Blood Rock Ship to quickly adapt to various situations in battle, rendering all enemy countermeasures ineffective.

At the core of the Blood Rock of Ten Thousand Demons is a terrifying demonic furnace.

This demon furnace possesses immense energy, capable of capturing demons from the warp at any time and using them as fuel.

Furthermore, this demonic furnace can be powered by various forms of psionic energy. This terrifying energy source gives the Blood Rock of Ten Thousand Demons an inexhaustible source of power, making it an invincible force on the battlefield.

Due to the distortion of the subspace, the shape of the Bloodrock Ship became elusive.

Its appearance is constantly changing, making it impossible to determine its true form using conventional physical observation methods.

This unpredictable nature makes it virtually impossible for an enemy to hit its core, thus ensuring its safety.

When necessary, the superstructure of the Blood Rock Ship can also transform into a style similar to that of the Skull Lord.

This change not only makes it look more ferocious and terrifying, and more oppressive, but also gives it powerful melee combat capabilities.

When it wields its enormous axe, it is like a grim reaper, easily severing the enemy's head.

The Bloodrock of Ten Thousand Demons is protected by both the Lord of Change and the Lord of Skull, enabling it to effectively evade most ranged attacks while significantly reducing the destructive power of such attacks.

However, what is frightening is that the warship itself is equipped with weapons capable of inflicting devastating damage on the enemy.

When the Bloodrock of Ten Thousand Demons sailed into this void continent like a ferocious beast, Narud immediately realized that the battle had completely entered its home territory.

The Bloodrock of Ten Thousand Demons, this terrifying subspace entity, is like a demon from the depths of hell, constantly twisting the void, as if it wants to devour the entire world into endless darkness.

Even more astonishingly, as the Black Stone device inside the Myriad Demon Blood Rock activated its subspace energy amplification, the already enormous subspace domain expanded even more rapidly.

In that instant, countless demons who had been silently guarding the Soul Furnace were driven by an irresistible force, howling as they rushed into the void.

"By the God-Emperor!" Karga cried out in alarm upon witnessing this scene.

He secretly rejoiced that he had heeded the Primarch's instructions; otherwise, if that land battleship below had appeared in the Empire, it would have become a terrifying monster that was almost impossible to deal with, bringing annihilation to the entire Empire.

Because Killer Killer also shared the data and abilities of the Bloodrock Depths with the group members, they all knew how terrifying that monster was.

“Perhaps we can destroy it through orbital bombardment,” Killieman said, sounding somewhat uncertain.

“It’s very difficult. It’s almost impossible for it to hit you unless someone guides you to its location in the warp.” Tarasin had also participated in the construction of the Bloodrock of Ten Thousand Demons, so he naturally knew how to deal with this land battleship. “But how many people can break through the cover of some eternal chosen one and find its true location for you?”

Guilliman remained silent. The Emperor could certainly do it, and those magical greenskins might be able to, but Magnus... he decided against it.

One after another, demonic engines jumped off or drove out of the exit of the Bloodrock Depths, joining the battle.

The colossal vessel, the Blood Rock of Ten Thousand Demons, slowly emerged from the portal, and a massive purple turret suddenly appeared in everyone's view.

This purple turret resembles a majestic mountain, with purple light, symbolizing corrupting forces, shimmering on its cannon.

A thick purple beam of light shot out from the cannon's muzzle, heading straight for a Void Ripper in the distance.

This Void Ripper was enormous, and its powerful shield shone even brighter now, but against the purple beam, its defenses were as fragile as paper.

The purple beam of light easily pierced through the Void Ripper's body, and the mountains behind it were also completely melted away.

The Void Ripper turned to ashes amidst its agonizing howls, while the massive purple turret vanished as abruptly as it had appeared after completing its attack.

However, just as the purple turret disappeared, another turret quietly appeared.

This turret is completely different from the previous purple turret; it is entirely green, and the muzzle flashes with a chilling light.

Almost the instant the phase-splitting cannon took shape, a green beam shot out.

Wherever the green beam of light passed, the void seemed to be torn apart, emitting a series of piercing shrieks.

The Void Ripper, which was preparing to attack the Blood Rock Ship, was struck by the green beam before it could even react.

Its shield shattered instantly like a bubble before the overwhelming power of the Phase Splitter Cannon, and its body was quickly reduced to dust by the scorching green beam.

These turrets weren't made to order; they were already stored in the pocket space of the Bloodrock Ship. Of course, the Bloodrock Ship could also make them to use using the new Tek replicator.

As the Bloodrock Ship sailed completely out of the portal, more turrets began to appear on its deck.

These turrets were densely packed on the deck, each exuding a terrifying aura.

These turrets are not ordinary cannons, but a terrifying weapon known as the Hell Cannon.

They disappear rapidly after firing and are quickly replaced by another Hellfire Cannon.

This cycle repeats endlessly, and these hellfire cannons, like a never-ending meteor shower, weave a breathtaking scene in the void.

Each cannonball from the Hellfire was like a burning meteor, streaking across the void with a long trail of flame.

These shells have the ability to track automatically; they seem to have eyes, relentlessly pursuing those void creations.

The sky was filled with fiery cannonballs, which rained down like raindrops, engulfing the entire continent in a raging sea of ​​fire.

The Void Rippers struggled painfully in this sea of ​​fire, but their resistance seemed so powerless in the face of the overwhelming barrage of fire.