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"No matter how great a work it is, it will be meaningless if all life becomes the past."

"The endless cycle will eventually end, and the future of the universe is in your hands."

“Go and use it; it will pave the way for you.”

When Kirsa heard Orus's complete answer, a feeling of déjà vu suddenly flashed through her mind.

She thought of Helena, the "person" who had once entrusted her child to someone in the same way.

However, the situation is different now, because only Orus remains of the Xel'Naga race.

According to Orus's plan, He will transfer His essence to Kerrigan and then pass away.

In this way, the civilization built by the Xel'Naga seems to have come to an end.

“Dark matter shield…mysterious encoder…” After confirming that Orus had truly entrusted the “Horizon Needle” to her, Kirsage immediately began to examine the science and technology in the ship’s database.

Although she is currently unable to transform the "Vision Needle" into her own ship hull, given the vast technological gap between the two, this has not prevented Kilsage from coveting these advanced technologies.

Although the "Horizon Needle" appears to be unarmed, it actually possesses one of the most terrifying weapons—reality rewriting.

Thanks to subsequent upgrades made by the Xel'Naga civilization, the performance of this "Horizon Needle" was greatly enhanced.

It not only possesses a more powerful reality-rewriting capability, but also far surpasses the original Vision Sting in terms of protection and mobility.

This spaceship has no engines in the traditional sense; instead, it relies entirely on its unique ability to alter reality to move.

This mode of movement makes it almost impossible to predict in advance; its movement has no trajectory whatsoever, more like the universe moving because of it.

It is almost impossible to detect because it does not actually "exist" in "reality".

Its shield is not an ordinary dark matter shield, but a "shield" capable of rewriting threats.

Furthermore, this spaceship can easily divide space and modify the "time" of a region through reality modification devices.

This gives it a huge advantage in battle, allowing it to unexpectedly divide the battlefield and make the most of the universe as its "weapon".

As Kilsager observed the spaceship, he became increasingly amazed by its performance.

She realized that this was an ultimate spaceship that combined impenetrable protection, incredible maneuverability, and supreme combat power!

However, she also noticed an interesting phenomenon: when facing some spaceships that possess mysterious abilities, the "Horizon Needle" did not seem to be very effective.

For example, the War-weary Sky-Burning Divine Weapon caused the reality-altering device to spend more time analyzing it.

I don't know if this is because the two calamities are not much different in terms of rank, or because the Burning Heaven Divine Weapon is not a ship in the traditional sense.

After completing his analysis of the Blazing Sky Weapon, Kilsager stopped scanning the group's ships and began monitoring the entire Koprulu Sector.

Under the scanning of the "Horizon Stinger," the parameter changes in the Koprulu region were immediately identified.

A crimson light entered her vision, and the wildly changing parameters in that area were displayed to Kirsar by the "Vision Needle".

"K has caught up with us." Seeing the effect of the greatly weakened ranged attack, Kirsaji knew exactly who had come.

The other three groups don't seem to have arrived yet, or perhaps they're still observing.

Kilsager immediately notified Tarasin to bring Guilliman and Szalak aboard the Genesis.

"It's amazing that these creatures were once the rulers of Holy Terra!" Guilliman exclaimed as he stood in front of the museum's display case, gazing at the dinosaur information on display.

While waiting for Chirsar, Guilliman developed a strong interest in these creatures that existed during the time of the Dead.

He carefully examined each exhibit, trying to understand the living habits and ecological environment of these creatures from these ancient fossils and simulated organisms.

Tarasin also came over, showing a similar amount of curiosity about the dinosaurs.

Before this, she had always thought that these dinosaurs were just biological weapons created by Kearsarge, but now it seems that they have a more complex historical background.

“I don’t actually have any of these creatures in my museum,” Tarasin said, a hint of regret and contemplation flashing in his eyes.

Just then, a purple light suddenly shone in the center of the room, and then Killer's figure appeared in the light.

She was holding a virtual screen in her hand, which displayed some important information.

"Sorry to keep you waiting." Kirsaj's voice was deep and serious. "Time is short, so I'll get straight to the point."

Seeing Kirsaj's solemn expression, the three newcomers immediately realized the seriousness of the situation. They all focused their attention, ready to listen to what Kirsaj had to say.

“The Blood God’s avatar has arrived in this universe, and His true form is continuously providing it with power,” Kirsage said. “This means we are facing a tremendous threat, and if we do not take action soon, the consequences will be unimaginable.”

She paused for a moment, then continued, "The other three gods are currently observing. We must seize this opportunity to eliminate one of them before the four gods gather, so as to break their balance and weaken their power."

Guilliman grew increasingly uneasy as he listened, and then it suddenly dawned on him: "You mean we're going to kill the Blood God?"

“It is His incarnation,” Kirsage said solemnly.

“Then the Blood God must be much weaker when he comes to this universe,” Guilliman said thoughtfully.

“Unfortunately, that’s not the case.” Killer Shack shook his head and explained in a solemn tone, “Because this universe has been massively modified, the Blood God’s avatar possesses some of the power of His original body in the warp.”

Guilliman frowned slightly, realizing that the situation was far more serious than they had anticipated.

He was about to continue speaking when he was suddenly drawn to a vibrant green area that appeared on the virtual screen in Kirsar's hand.

"The green fat guy is here too, Guilliman, go and take him down." Killer's voice interrupted Guilliman's thoughts.

Guilliman was not annoyed by the interruption; his attention was completely absorbed by the greenery.

He stared at the screen, trying to recall what he knew about the characteristics of the Four Gods.

Suddenly, a thought flashed through his mind, and he realized it instantly. He pointed a finger at himself: "You want me to kill Nurgle!?"