Dedicate loyalty to the good empire

Chapter 526 It’s broken, I really can’t beat it
They could not continue the attack. If this cage was destroyed, the price would be the awakening of an ancient god, and they might be completely killed by this thing's bad temper.

So Taylor needed an impromptu war meeting to gather all the talented people under his command, and of course to let those guys eat less free rice.

But Taylor soon realized that he was wrong, and the biggest problem was.

They had no idea what a Star God was. This was actually quite normal. After all, human history was only 40,000 years old, and the best historians in the entire empire could only study the vague stories that began in the Age of Apostasy.

Not to mention the Emperor's unification of Terra about twelve thousand years ago, even the history of the Primarchs walking the mortal world after the Horus Heresy was erased due to countless complicated matters.

Obviously this situation was not good, after all, they were completely in the dark about those damn star gods.

Even if they put their heads together, it would be impossible to figure out what that thing was. Some said it was a demon, while others said it was a disgusting alien creation.

Of course, Taylor finally brought up some realistic things, but because the war situation was urgent, he could only introduce those things as concisely as possible.

It was difficult to describe those ancient things quickly and accurately, and Taylor couldn't even be sure if his description was correct.

Fortunately, except for some stupid titanium, most people understood this matter the fastest.

Although there are slight differences.

Brother Roland asked. "Are they substitutes for the evil gods?"

What he said was neither right nor wrong. For humans, the gods were already ancient enough, not to mention those things called star gods.

The girl, Leitlin, understood better. She said quickly, "They are a special kind of being. I understand that."

"In other words, the throne is above..."

"We're fighting something older than the human empire?"

"I can't believe it. It's hard to believe. Forty thousand years seemed like a moment."

Taylor said in surprise. "I didn't expect you to understand so quickly. Of course you're usually very quick-witted."

"Boss," said the Lightling girl, "do you remember how many words you said to us, how many seemingly crazy but reasonable mumblings you made?"

"Everyone thinks those things are just funny jokes, just your weird sense of humor, but I know better."

"You are smarter and crazier than the most knowledgeable person we have ever met. Obviously we have always underestimated you."

"Fortunately, I paid attention to those stories. You talked about Star Gods, Undead Spirits, and so on many times after you got drunk."

Taylor scratched his head. "Did I?"

The cult girl emphasized. "Actually, there's also a black library and stuff. It's quite complicated."

"But now I want to know if that's true."

Taylor said. "In XZ, deep within the Terran Imperial Palace, within the ruins of the Eldar Webway, countless lore can be accessed by those who have passed the Laughing God's test."

"Omniscience and omnipotence are nothing more than this."

The cult girl said regretfully. "That's it. You'd better tell the truth. Put it this way."

"For the next while, I might think about how to sneak into the Emperor's presence."

"The Emperor is a very kind person and will forgive me."

Taylor said angrily. "Damn it, don't imitate me!"

"But I still can't confirm the existence of the Black Library, but there are many secrets on Terra."

"If you touch something, it will be enough to make up for the loss, but don't mention the words I uttered."

Taylor replied with a slight uneasiness, then said, "My Chief Psyker, what do you think of that strange being?"

"If it were you, someone who had seen the Empire and the power of Chaos."

"I think you have a solution." The woman thought for a moment. "No, its body is as solid as if it had been fused into the warp, and this is the first time I've seen a creature like that."

"Neither demonic nor mortal, if you are right, my dear, then the result is obvious."

"god……"

She paused for a moment, feeling as painful as a heavy rivet hammering into her heart.

God is an irresistible and powerful force for all people and all intelligent creatures in the universe.

Even though the Emperor's descendants, those Primarchs were infinitely close to being gods, the mad Angron was indeed not a being worthy enough to be called a god.

Are they going to kill gods now?

This statement was enough to make people realize how terrible it was that they were facing.

Especially when spoken by a powerful psychic, the value of this sentence becomes even more clear.

But she was interested, even a little too relaxed, or even stupid.

"But it's not that there is no solution. The so-called Star God is just a fragment, and he no longer has any believers."

"I have never seen a god so weak. If we can obtain its name, we can seal it away completely when we destroy its cage."

Taylor asked. "Seal?"

“Where will it go?”

The woman replied, "Probably somewhere under the planet, or at the core."

"And the creator of that ritual is very strange. He is definitely a man of exceptional skill and wisdom, yet he spent a great deal of time researching how to seal the extinct Star Gods in the galaxy."

"I once learned those things. Those spells were scattered in the mottled history of Mars and have almost been forgotten by people."

“I study them simply because their designs are so intricate and detailed, like the most beautiful paintings, but many of the stringent requirements seem impossible to fulfill.”

"For example, a forgotten god like the Star God."

"For example, if it is a fragment, it only has a part of its soul and ability."

"Now that I think about it, this spell was probably a great deed done by a certain genius on Mars..."

Taylor replied with a gloomy expression. "That person is the Emperor, the Emperor of Mankind, our Supreme Lord, who sealed a Star God away on Mars."

The Protestant lady frowned. "Well, dear."

"Maybe I'm overthinking it, but have you ever been to that so-called big library?"

Taylor didn't answer, just asked.

"I can provide the name of that Star God, can you seal it?"

The lady said with a smile now.

"I don't like working for nothing, but the money and status you can offer me have nothing to do with me, and I'm not interested."

"So I only want two things. One is your loyalty, which is obviously impossible."

"Secondly,..."

At this moment, her face turned red with shame, and for the first time, her delicate and beautiful face put aside her pride and spoke in front of everyone.

"kiss Me!"

(End of this chapter)