Chapter 997 The Battle of Faith Between Muad'Dib and Khorne!!

Perhaps because the starfish tasted so delicious, the Zerg did not kill them completely, but deliberately kept a small part of them as strategic reserve food for future continuous reproduction.

Another part of the starfish was slaughtered at the most delicious age and made into cans of heavy canned starfish to be eaten later.

And the will of the hive hidden deep in the warp: the Great Devourer, whether out of the elusive "filial piety" or some other idea, gave it the consciousness of sharing.

It even deliberately shared some delicacies with its brothers and father through the warp transmission channel, so that they could also taste this feast from the universe.

Om Messiah, Nurgle, Khorne, and Slaanesh gave you a thumbs up.

Not long after, the Great Devourer was delighted to receive high praise from his father, brothers and sisters, and also received their carefully prepared gifts in return.

First, Om Messiah generously gave a Radiant Law data.

Endowed the Great Devourer with more outstanding genetic modification capabilities, enabling it to more delicately shape and optimize the genetic structure of various organisms.

Then, Nurgle sent out a chilling infection plague injection.

This injection contains endless germs and toxins, giving the Zerg a certain ability to infect, which can greatly facilitate the Zerg to quietly invade other life systems.

Khorne generously gave back an extremely sharp bone spur.

When it can be installed on the Zerg, the Zerg will be able to gain a stronger combat capability, making it a terrifying existence for all enemies on the front battlefield.

Slaanesh, who has not yet truly descended on the world, has insufficient energy, so she still sent a sincere blessing.

This blessing allows the Zerg to ignore pain and transform all painful feelings into extreme pleasure.

This unique gift undoubtedly gives the Zerg a greater advantage in fighting and survival.

At this moment, Paul looked at the "small snacks" sent by the Great Devourer, and a complex emotion surged in his heart.

With his all-seeing eyes, he peeked into the unknown past behind these "snacks".

"Oh my God! This is an intelligent creature, how can it be so cruel? Starfish are so cute, how can they be canned? Damn it, why are starfish so delicious..."

Paul confessed while wolfing down the "snacks" in the can with tears in his eyes.

With each bite, his guilt became stronger, but the irresistible deliciousness made him unable to stop.

In the end, Paul ate all the "snacks" in the contradiction and struggle.

Then, with a heavy heart, he sent a severe letter of condemnation to the Great Devourer, denouncing the other party's inhumane behavior.

"He Tui~~~"

The Great Devourer didn't want to pay attention to you and spit at you!

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In the vast and mysterious universe, the destruction of the starfish civilization is just a trivial episode.

The real stage is always focused on the powerful human empire.

However, in recent years, the human empire has had a difficult time.

The long-standing contradiction between the Eldar and humans has intensified and escalated to an unprecedented degree of sharpness.

The prestige of Paul, the once respected and admired leader, has also gradually dimmed under the influence of the Eldar, like the afterglow of the setting sun, day by day.

The Eldar's indulgence in extravagance and debauchery has led to the birth of a large number of desires, which in turn led to the formation of the embryo of Slaanesh.

However, the Eldar have no intention of restraining their behavior, but have become more and more reckless.

As the saying goes, "It is easy to go from frugality to luxury, but it is difficult to go from luxury to frugality", and this is the case with the Eldar.

Although they already know clearly that their excessive indulgence has bred a terrible subspace evil god, even in the face of such a fact, they are still unwilling to make any changes.

The reason is that the overly sensitive emotional characteristics of the Eldar have caused their threshold for enjoyment to continue to rise.

The normal enjoyment they once had has long become boring, and now it is unbearable for them.

Only through continuous and more intense, even perverted stimulation, can they feel happy and comfortable, and they can truly feel that they are still alive in the world.

Therefore, even though they know the great danger brought by Slaanesh, the Eldar still choose to leave it to fate, muddle through, and hold a negative attitude of "live one day at a time".

However, this situation is not what humans want to see.

After all, Slaanesh is fundamentally different from the other three main gods.

This god, who is obviously born out of pure desire, is naturally classified as an evil god.

Humans absolutely do not want to see a new evil god come, but the Eldar still indulge in sensual pleasures without scruples, and indulge in joy without restraint.

Because of this, the contradiction between the two sides has become more and more intense.

At this moment, the entire empire is like being on a huge gunpowder barrel, and only a little spark can cause a shocking explosion.

At the same time, after a long period of bloody sacrifices by many forces, Khorne was finally born successfully.

And quickly spread his faith in the human empire. The appearance of the God of War injected vitality into the entire human race.

However, when Khorne was just born, he actually favored the Eldar more. After all, it was the holy war initiated by the Eldar that led to the birth of Khorne.

But unfortunately, the arrogant Eldar had no interest in Khorne. They only had one god in their hearts-Muad'Dib, and they would only believe in Muad'Dib.

As for what kind of inferior stuff is Khorne?

The Eldar simply disdained it, and even directly shouted that Khorne should get as far away as possible and never come to touch it.

Faced with such a contemptuous attitude of the Eldar, and the fact that the Eldar were all believers of the blue-feathered chicken, Khorne felt insulted.

He turned his attention to the enemies of the Eldar and began to look for his fighters among those who did not believe in Muad'Dib.

As a large number of believers chosen by Khorne emerged, bloody and brutal killings and conquests began, and they began to fight against the Eldar.

What the Eldar did not expect was that this war of faith instigated by Khorne was as unstoppable as a surging torrent. It not only successfully curbed the crazy expansion of Muad'Dib's jihad, but also started a counterattack.