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Chapter 555 Zhou Yun Can Still Try
Zhou Yun felt like she was dreaming, a long, recurring dream, but each time slightly different.
In his dream, he was transported to the Warhammer universe, to Asford in the Hades system, where he was dragged out of a junkyard by a gang member named Rag and became a junkyard worker in the Lower Hive.

Furthermore, according to Zhou Yun's memory, the Tyranid swarm was about to arrive in the Hades system, and a strangely glowing, seemingly powerful birdman had inexplicably appeared in the corner of his eye.

If it weren't for his advantage of having Doraemon's four-dimensional pocket, Zhou Yun would probably be crying like a jerk whose toes have been crushed.

Then, in that long dream, Zhou Yun dreamt that he fought the Tyranid swarm in Asford, resurrected the Archangel in Baal, and met the Emperor in Tara.
He carried out his revenge with Kahn, killed Eribas, devoured Angron, and resurrected Ryan El Johnson.
But the key question is, what's the next step?
He chose to cooperate with the space necromancers, attempting to cover the entire galaxy with the Black Stone Spire, using a weaker anti-subspace field that wouldn't affect the soul state of intelligent life to cover the real universe, greatly reducing the influence of the subspace on the real universe, and replacing subspace travel with the Anywhere Door improved by Caul.
He spent hundreds of years and endured countless hardships to finally build the Blackrock Spire at every crucial juncture.
During this time, he faced countless obstacles, became an enemy of the gods, and even his loving father was no longer willing to support him.
But he seemed to have done similar things hundreds of times, every step calculated, and every obstacle anticipated.
But just as he was about to unleash the anti-subspace field across the stars, Mars suddenly disintegrated, and the seal binding the Martian dragon crumbled.
Blackrock was originally a creation of the Void Dragon. He somehow instantly reversed the polarity of all the Blackrock Spire towers, transforming the Blackrock, which had been suppressing the warp, into something that amplified it. In the blink of an eye, the Great Rift swallowed the entire galaxy.

In the boundless torrent of warp space, the gods and their demons lifted the fragments of the void dragon, restoring it to its original form.
Even more bizarrely, the Blackstone Spire Matrix designed by Kaul, the Silent King, and Xerath the Enlightened has transformed into a complex, interconnected system spanning the galaxy. By adjusting the polarity of each Blackstone Spire, it can manipulate and control every wisp of warp energy across the galaxy.

Thus, the Void Dragon, aided by the black stone spires scattered throughout the galaxy, gained control over warp energy. Offering sacrifices to the legacy of the Old Ones, it began its ascension to become the master of malevolent arts, almost truly becoming a god in both the material and real dimensions.

At the same time, the Void Dragon reshaped the master control protocol, turning the undead into his puppets to wreak havoc among the stars already tormented by the warp currents.
Helpless, the emperor rose from his golden throne and ascended to become the Dark King.
On that day, Zhou Yun saw only a massive, pitch-black sun rising simultaneously in both reality and the warp. Before the sun were Tzeentch, Nurgle, Slaanesh, Khorne, and the Void Dragon, which had also ascended to godhood at the same moment the Emperor ascended.

Ultimately, the galaxy was destroyed, the universe fell silent, and all things returned to death.
But it doesn't matter,

Zhou Yun could continue trying, after all, everything that had just happened was just a dream.
He dreamt that this time he had chosen to cooperate with the Tyranid swarm.
He, along with Sanguiles, Lane El-Jonson, and Clone Fuggen, fought their way through several Tyranid swarms, heading straight for the Tiamat system.
In that star system, the Tiamat hive fleet constructed a biomass tower that continuously emitted intense psionic light in all directions.
When he led the Imperial fleet toward the Tiamat system, the Tyranid swarm seemed to be provoked. Whether it was Leviathan, Kraken, or Behemoth, every hive fleet fought like madmen to defend the Tiamat system.

But he displayed a command ability that left even Guilliman speechless. He seemed to have faced these swarms thousands of times before, knowing their every move. He even persuaded the Orks to let the Bonecrusher lead his green tide and tear a path through the swarm.
He arrived in the Tiramat system, entered the viscous biomass tower, and at its summit confronted the Great Devourer.
They offered the Great Devourer their terms, demonstrating the miraculous effects of the multiplying elixir and creating chestnut buns that replicated every five minutes, in exchange for the cooperation of the Tyranid swarm.
But he was betrayed.

He only remembered that his physical body was pierced by a sword burning with flames, the scorching fire incinerating his body, leaving behind only endlessly multiplying chestnut-shaped steamed buns spreading across the boundless deep space.
Countless Tyranid swarms, thirsting for food, relentlessly devoured the exponentially increasing chestnut buns. Summoned by these chestnut buns, even more Tyranid swarms poured in from the void, and all the Tyranid hive fleets flooded into the galaxy, their numbers constantly increasing thanks to the chestnut buns.
Finally, the Tyranid swarm succumbed to endless feeding. The Great Devourer was complete, ascending to the position of Greedy Dissolution as a sacrifice. The boundless shadow of the warp began to devour the entire material universe. So full were the Tyranids that they even overwhelmed the four cosmic entities and began to spread throughout the warp.

Ultimately, the Emperor, having no other choice, rose from his golden throne, ascended to the title of Dark Lord, and, along with the other three gods, gave Slaanesh a beating before transforming into a black sun and colliding with the Great Devourer.
Ultimately, the galaxy was destroyed, the universe fell silent, and all things returned to death.
But it doesn't matter,

Zhou Yun could continue trying, after all, everything that had just happened was just a dream.
This time, he dreamt that he boarded a time machine and returned to the era of the Great Crusade, to a time before Horus fell from grace.
He saved Cyanos of the Shadowmoon Wolf, gained Horus's trust, and also met Saint Gilles of that era, who, through his prophetic abilities, also trusted him.
Then, with a single wave of his hand, he smashed the head of Erebas, who was trying to deceive Horus, and then used a devastating bomb to obliterate the Devonian satellites that the gods had used to corrupt Horus, successfully saving the warlord Horus and preventing him from falling into chaos.

Later, he sold Fuggen's dagger and retrieved Forgrim from Slaanesh. But just when everything seemed to be going well and a great rebellion seemed unlikely,
Robert Guilliman betrayed the world and became the chosen one for eternity. The entire five hundred worlds of Alteramar were swallowed up by a warp storm of blue and gold.

He felt an unparalleled sense of unease; the Guilliman Rebellion was even more distressing than the Horus Rebellion. The Warmaster was merely a military strategist, and the tactics he could conceive of were nothing more than a blitzkrieg raid on Terra.

Guilliman was a politician whose tactics were far worse than Horus's; he actually managed to feed all the humans under his rule!

Furthermore, the quality of life for humans under Guilliman's rule steadily improved, far surpassing that under the Emperor's rule. Naturally, this caused unrest among the loyalists on countless planets.

Not only that, he also concentrated his forces to destroy the empire's vital agricultural and industrial worlds, aiming to cripple the empire's industrial and agricultural system and undermine its productivity. If Zhou Yun hadn't managed to hold on with the help of his artifacts, most of the empire's worlds would have been engulfed in famine.

But this raises another problem: Zhou Yun is also out of money. After Zhou Yun resurrected Guilliman at 40k, he has almost never lacked money.
However, with the 30-strong Guilliman rebellion, no one in the entire loyalist faction could match Guilliman's operational capabilities, nor could they provide Zhou Yun with the necessary resources to exchange for the items the entire empire needed.

Even the Primarchs like Horus and Forgrim, whom Zhou Yun pulled back from Chaos, were big spenders. Macardo even died from exhaustion once while trying to raise money.
Even the underground network tunnels of Terra were blown up by Russ's inexplicable wolf howl.

After nearly crippling the Empire's production system, Guilliman somehow conjured up a staggering five million Ultramarines, transforming them into a blue tide that began to engulf sectors still under the control of loyalists. Many impoverished planets even surrendered directly to Guilliman.
The five million Ultramarines were also connected to Guilliman's will, like a swarm of insects, allowing Guilliman to perform various exquisite micro-managements, even overwhelming the Warmaster and Sanguinius.
Ultimately, the loyalists suffered a crushing defeat, culminating in a final battle on Terra. It's unclear how much the Four Gods had given Guilliman, but he managed to kill Horus and Sangilius with incredible ease.

The Emperor, left with no other choice, accepted the power of the Dark Lord and clashed with Guilliman, the Eternal Chosen, in the galaxy and the warp. In the end, the stars were annihilated, the warp tides flooded reality, the galaxy was destroyed, the universe fell silent, and all things returned to death.
But it doesn't matter.
Zhou Yun could continue trying, after all, everything that had just happened was just a dream.
In his dream, he immersed himself in the almost endless books of the Black Library, attempting to spend a long time searching for a way to save the galaxy, to find the wisdom left behind by the ancient saints or the Eldar at their peak.
But ultimately, he made an unexpected discovery: he found traces of the Dragon Kingdoms.

The Dragon Kingdoms, the most mysterious, inexplicable, and elusive of all the kingdoms of Terra, is the continuation of Zhou Yun's homeland from his previous life in the thirtieth millennium of humankind. It rules over the entire East Asian region, except for the Terra Palace.

The Dragonflight nations were largely uninvolved in the Terra unification wars, having entered into some kind of agreement with the Emperor. It wasn't until the very end of the wars that the Dragonflight nations finally took action.

On that day, an endless fire inexplicably engulfed almost the entire East Asia. The emperor, standing atop the Terra Palace, watched in bewilderment as the entire Dragon Kingdom was transformed into a sea of ​​fire.
After the fire subsided, the newly formed Thousand Sons, under the Emperor's command, set foot on that scorched earth, but found no one from the Dragon Kingdoms, only a large number of transorbital nuclear warheads.

Except for a few people who were not in the Dragon Kingdom during the fire, the entire Dragon Kingdom seemed to have mysteriously disappeared.

While reading the Spirit Clan's scriptures, Zhou Yun unexpectedly discovered traces of the Dragon Kingdoms.

Just as the War of Heaven ended, the undead slumbered, and the Eldar were virtually invincible in the galaxy, a new race suddenly emerged. According to common Eldar lore, this race enslaved the Eldar at their peak, having just inherited the legacy of the Old Ones.
The Eldar call them Mon-keigh, which humans translate as "monkeys," but this is an incorrect translation.
This term actually refers to the race that suddenly appeared and enslaved the Eldar. The Eldar thought they were rude, cruel, and very similar to humans, so they used it to refer to humans.
However, Zhou Yun discovered that it wasn't that humans and Mon-keigh were actually very similar, but rather that the Mon-keigh mentioned by the Eldar were humans.

(End of this chapter)