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"A large number of boarding torpedoes have been discovered."

Kilsager listened attentively to the intelligence transmitted by the machine spirit and learned that many warships in the Plague Fleet had launched boarding torpedoes at the Mithra's Contempt.

These torpedoes are different from ordinary torpedoes; they are equipped with powerful Space Marines, making them far more lethal.

While these Space Marines may not be particularly formidable on land, once inside their warships, they become invincible angels of death.

These Space Marines are equipped with power armor, which not only protects them from small arms fire, but also makes them difficult to harm even with some heavy weapons.

Moreover, hitting these warriors with their extraordinary reaction speed and agility is no easy task.

With defensive capabilities capable of withstanding armored vehicle attacks, protection comparable to light tanks, superhuman reaction speed, lightning-fast movement speed, and near-infinite endurance, they are virtually invincible in all combat environments.

However, the enemies these Chaos Space Marines were facing were utterly unreasonable, and the Death Shroud standing next to Kirsaj was the best example of this.

Kirsaj disliked the Death Guards' original appearance, so she immediately used Corruption to remove the Nurgle's Blessing and Mutation from their bodies, turning them back into the Death Guards they should have been during the Great Crusade ten thousand years ago.

Boarding torpedoes are incredibly deadly to other warships, but for the Mithra's Contempt, they were less effective than duds, at least duds might explode.

The slow-moving torpedo penetrated the recharged void shield of the Mithra's Contempt and crashed heavily into the interior of the Titan warship.

Typhons burst out of the boarding torpedo and was surprised to find no guard troops around him, but then he thought that maybe he was just lucky that no troops were stationed there.

Just as Typhons was about to lead the Death Guards in an attack, he suddenly noticed that the other Death Guards had stopped moving and were standing still.

“Move, we…” Typhons’ voice trailed off as he was horrified to discover purple patterns creeping up his armor.

He seemed to hear the laughter of the highest heavens. Could this ship be a trap set for him by the apostle Treachery?!

"Hahaha! Change! Endless changes!"

Within the crystal palace of the altered heavens, countless demon lords of change heard the voice of the Lord of Change, while ancient gods in the subspace laughed loudly.

The psychic energy surged forth like waves, forming a magnificent and colorful ocean of energy.

As psychic energy surged, countless pieces of knowledge suddenly appeared and then quickly disappeared, as elusive as twinkling stars.

The constant emergence of this knowledge thrilled the ever-changing demon lords, who greedily absorbed it like thirsty travelers finding a spring.

However, not all knowledge is true and correct; much of it has been distorted into something entirely different, and may even have disastrous consequences.

Some cunning and fearsome demons watched helplessly as the papers filled with knowledge in their hands were suddenly burned to ashes by flames, while those papers containing precious knowledge drifted aimlessly in the air.

They desperately try to grasp this fleeting knowledge, but often to no avail.

The nine worlds were instantly filled with blue crystal forests. The rituals, which had fallen far short of the requirements, were unexpectedly blessed, and a powerful and mysterious force was injected into them.

At the same time, countless humans were forcibly infused with the power of the Destructive Force, their bodies gradually deformed, and eventually turned into Chaos Eggs.

While Tzeentch rejoiced at the change, Nurgle was furious; someone wanted to take away his child! His chosen champion!

The Plague Fleet suddenly received a great deal of blessing; most of its steel was replaced by bizarre, excrement-green chunks of flesh, and seventy-seven new plagues surrounded it.

Seven worlds were engulfed by a terrible plague, and countless Nurgle followers cried out for their Father, unleashing the plague, which made life worse than death, into the real world.

The wails of hundreds of billions of humans echoed through the warp, and the contrasting emotions of the two Chaos Gods drew the attention of other destructive forces.

Khorne cast an admiring glance at the Mithra's Defiance, which was making its way through the Plague Fleet eight times. Of course, it would have been even better if there had been blood and heads.

Typhons felt as if he heard the comforting voice of a loving father, and sensed his father's power pulling him out of the strange ship.

Kirsa also noticed the divine power that could not be concealed at all, and she immediately released her corrupting psionic energy to strike that divine power.

For Nurgle, this faint psionic energy only slightly delayed his ability to pull Typhons out.

Suddenly, the sound of millions of people laughing maliciously rang in Kirsa's ears, and her psychic power suddenly increased many times over.

The Chosen Ones are the anchor points for the four Chaos Gods in the real universe, determining how much faith they can absorb from it. Nurgle must not abandon Typhons, even if it is just a corpse called "Typhons".

Kil'jaeden felt the inexplicably enhanced psionic energy and increased his output, causing Nurgle's movements to slow down. The corruption that had been suppressed by Nurgle before began to deepen slowly.

Nagle could not see who was behind this, and under its command, seven hundred and seventy-seven Great Impures led seven hundred and seventy-seven Nagle Lords into Tzeentch's territory.

At the boundary between the two, nine hundred and ninety-nine ever-changing demon lords and nine hundred and ninety-nine treacherous demon lords were already waiting.

A green beam shot out from the void, and a biological warship let out a wail as the green beam decomposed it into dust.

The Tsukasa-class battleship slowly emerged from the shadows. Its Blackstone Array was already activated, and any living warship that approached it would find the power of the warp waning.

Although the Imperial Navy was somewhat puzzled by the drastic changes to the Plague Fleet, they believed that the Emperor was watching their sailors hurling cannonballs at the Plague Fleet.

However, El and Azure Star discovered that some of the shells would inexplicably turn golden when fired.

Near the Mithra's Defiance, the struggle had reached its final stage. Kil'jaeden realized that he still couldn't corrupt Nurgle before he could take Typhons off the ship, even with Tzeentch's help.

The corrupted psionic energy, which was being pulled in the opposite direction from Nurgle's power, suddenly changed direction and surged wildly into Typhon's body. Kirsaj intended to use the corrupted psionic energy to burn Typhon to death.

Nurgle's divine power immediately came to stop Kirsaj's psychic powers; he was already close to taking Typhon away from the Mithra's Defiance.

Corrupted psionic energy damaged parts of Typhon's body. Kirsaj sighed; she couldn't stop Nurgle from saving him.

The moment Typhon was dragged to Nurgle Garden, golden flames suddenly burst into flames on Typhon's body, burning him half to death.

Typhons will be unable to appear in the real universe for at least a century due to the double blow. Although time is not very stable in the warp, Nurgle's power will definitely be weakened.

A group of Nurgle high demons surrounded the benevolent father Nurgle, comforting the grieving and enraged Nurgle in various ways. Accompanied by the maniacal laughter of the usurping heavens, Nurgle roared:

"The Cursed One!"