This is our Warhammer journey

Chapter 530: Simple, we can become gods too.
"The use of this power certainly needs to be carefully considered."

Romulus acknowledged the gazes cast his way by his companions.

"At least that's the case this time."

Ramses replied, "I believe that the response to this crisis is a manifestation of collective wisdom, and it is feasible to unite more people into a collective to join the fight against the gods."

This operation dragged on for a long time, and all it cost was a portion of the reserves accumulated through faith and the hunting of demons; it didn't even use its last trump card.

Romulus glanced at the languid Karna.

If the Net Path Fragment can't be protected under the pressure of Mao Erge, and the Emperor is slacking off, Arthur definitely can't let him directly enter the subspace to fight against the lesser gods. So he'll definitely have to rely on this guy.

Ramses' actions back then were simply divine. He used the death of Saint Geres to allow Karna to go public under the guise of a legitimate belief in angel worship. This not only unexpectedly solved the problem that had been bothering everyone for a long time, where "the emperor's power never extends to the county level and planetary autonomy relies on the gentry," but also gave everyone a powerful figure in the warp.

That's what gave them the confidence to fight the WorldShaper back then. After a wave of Dawn Expeditions, he was directly elevated to a Lesser God. Later, he even single-handedly fought Mortarion, who completely took over the death aspect of Nurgle, and incidentally, he joined forces with the Emperor to set fire to Nurgle's Garden.

Even though everyone has never forgotten where these powers come from, and they use them to make life better for those humans who can establish a connection with them, now this power, which is formed from the faith of countless humans, is concentrated on Karna.

Humans are indeed unparalleled in their worship of gods; they are both powerful and prolific, with most of the galaxy covered by sunlight, and their psychic abilities are quite impressive.

Given this size, as long as there's no room in the warp, and considering the Tivars in the original timeline, you could easily create a bunch of gods by simply drawing some from them and making offerings. Plus, the empire's overall environment isn't good either, so the gods could easily use some tricks to recruit a bunch of people. It's practically a high-quality resource in the warp.

If faith weren't truly toxic, even the Emperor couldn't withstand it. They would all want to unlock the state religion directly, raise Ryan, Guilliman, and Corax ahead of time, and reduce everyone's pressure considerably.

Thinking of this, Romulus pulled out a report and couldn't help but smile helplessly as he looked at its contents.

That guy, Qiao Gaoqi, even volunteered to take over the faith, clearly eyeing the sheer size of the human race in terms of faith. He's been pushing his "Outline for the Selection of Advanced Individuals in the New Era Pantheon" and "The Mission and Responsibility of the New Era Pantheon" (both basic versions) around every day.

After all, just as the Spirit Race, as the eldest son of the ancient saint, is inherently more noble than other races, the Spirit Race possesses many things that are unattainable for ordinary people with short lifespans or even immortals, such as the lifespan of their bodies and the wear and tear on their souls, from birth.

The Spirit Race gods are also nobler than most other gods. They are never shaped into different personalities by complex beliefs. They only grow stronger with the power brought by their faith and worship, and they are not afraid of being worshipped at all.

It can be said that they swallowed the cannonballs while wearing sugar coatings.

The ancient sage's techniques are still too authoritative.

"I'll leave this to you. Take it one step at a time, there's no rush."

Romulus gave instructions to Ramses.

"My requirement is to ensure that Dawnwing is the core of the leadership team. You can figure out the rest yourself."

Ramses's face fell.

"I'll take over the personnel work for Wuxiangtian from now on."

Romulus knew what was bothering him again, and then added.

Although both of them are painted blue, he is not Guilliman. He does know a little about everything. Now that Guilliman has relieved the pressure of real-world affairs and has delegated most of the entire Limit Starfield, it's time for him to take on some more responsibility.

"Then why are you so embarrassed?"

Ramses rubbed his hands together.

Romulus glanced at the other party's psionic projection.

He then immediately spoke.

“I will send Uslan over right away.”

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Romulus shook his head, and the last bit of hope that his companions would do more work vanished instantly.

"Send it over now."

He left out a single sentence.

Let him figure out how to reduce costs and increase efficiency; this is what he was born to do.

Seeing that Arthur had also quickly logged off to finish up, and Karna was still slacking off, Romulus thought to himself, and then entered into a discussion with Guilliman about the new era management model for each casting world.

"okay."

Ramses waved his hand and announced Uslan's new job. The old prophet wisely didn't mention that he also wanted to take a break to train the newcomer, and went straight out of the warp to report for his new post.

Qiao Gaoqi also wisely accepted the offer and wasn't in a hurry to take the holiday.

Since Ramesses has given him such great authority, and there's the future of piloting the Unparalleled God Mech, he should really study it properly and not waste this opportunity.

If only Asuyan had been willing to let him drive back then.

Saying goodbye to Ramses and feeling the positive work atmosphere around me, this feeling of being with gods and men reminded me of my days in the Pantheon.

Their lineup back then wasn't bad either. Asuyan was a proper main god, not much weaker than the other Chaos Gods.

How come they can hold their own against the Second Brother Mao even without an emperor, but Asuyan and the others can't withstand Slaanesh?
It was definitely those people from the Pantheon who made a mistake in the fight back then!

We need to look at this issue from the perspective of the history of this galaxy.

Ramses pondered Romulus's mission alone in the Aphelios.

The first issue is the position of the deity.

There are not many god positions in the subspace at present, because it has been completely turned into a cesspool. The main godhood of the true gods can no longer be found. The only ones that can float up from the cesspool are the Chaos Eight-Pointed Star, which is currently occupied by the Emperor and the other four.

Unbridled slaughter—Khorne.

Hellstorm - Tzeentch.

Ecstasy perception—Slaanesh.

Corruption erodes—it harbors filth.

Then the most important one.

The supreme leader of mankind, the leader of the Great Crusade, the great enemy of the Chaos Gods, the black sun of the warp!

Erosion and Destruction – Emperor.

Secondly, there is the ever-changing and elusive 'Unpredictable Twisting,' the 'Greedy Dissolution' that hates and greedily tries to turn everything into a single entity, and the 'Vicious Arts' that twist the driving force of creation into a malicious and extremely destructive force.

The only thing these three groups can reliably control right now is vicious techniques.

The Emperor himself created 21 super secondary god engines, and went the furthest in the art of evil. As long as the Wings of Dawn are allowed to usurp his creative power, there will be no problem.

As for the remaining ascension ritual, everyone had some ideas.

After all, it's about creation. As for the destructive power, it can be ignored. Nothing created in this universe is without destructive power.

Based on the Primarch, twenty of them would be enough to throw the entire galaxy into chaos.

Whether it's the more mystical kind, like creating a miracle like the resurrection of a god's child, or the more practical kind, like bringing a race that's been buried back to life, as long as they can survive the interference of the gods, it shouldn't be a problem.

As for the remaining two...

Chogochi said that if Ramses could kill Billac, who had taken the lead and blocked the way, and then negotiate with Corax to leech off his authority, then the Unstable Twisted would have a chance in the three-in-one situation, since the suit he made was indeed very suitable.

The Greedy Dissolution technique is not well understood by most people. In my previous life, I frequented the community, and everyone just guessed that the Hive Will of the Tyranid Swarm, the Great Devourer, might be similar to this location, but there was no definitive guess. We can only wait for further research.

After all, the warp projection of the Hive's will is real, and the consciousness of the Great Devourer is also real.

The Leviathan fleet is currently locked in a fierce battle with various powerful forces at the center of the galaxy. The next main force is uncertain when it will arrive. Ramses can intervene once more capable personnel are available. As for the surviving members, they are all in a state of near-death or near-death. Even after the Emperor activated the "Heaven and Earth Together" ability, it didn't inflict decisive damage. The assumption of eliminating all four gods, like Vashtor, is too optimistic. Ramses can only consider the remaining forces for now.

First, it is disconnected from the gods.

Karna and him.

They all relied on their own early abilities to shape their authority, and then used the emotions of humans or warp demons to complete the process.

This is unrealistic until we solve the problem that Eldar gods are immune to faith debuffs. If this prayer causes Guilliman to be unable to go to work, everyone will be devastated.

Then we need to win over the existing gods.

The Clown God is a good god.

Thinking of this, Ramses couldn't help but sigh.

If they had been on the human side from the beginning, they would be under less pressure now.

Of course, given Chogoki's sense of responsibility, if he were truly on the human side, he might very well suffer the same fate as Makado.

If the Emperor sees a good lineup and decides to go all in, the Clown God probably won't be able to survive until everyone arrives.

Next is Isa.

Ramses counted on his fingers again.

Although Isa has not directly examined her yet, if Chogochi is right, she is a pure-hearted saint type.

The term "Holy Mother" here is not used in a derogatory sense.

This is pure love for life.

This love was even able to overcome Isa’s own weakness and fear of pain, enabling her to choose to confront Kane’s threat and Nurgle’s soup.

Kane, as the God of War, is also the God of Torture. It's hard to say that Kane's influence wasn't involved in the many ruthless acts committed by the Dark Eldar. Even back then, Elsa dared to risk offending Kane and bypass Asuyan's ban to take care of the Eldar. As a result, she was captured by Kane but didn't regret it. She cried and cried because she could no longer see her children.

Later, when he fell into Nag's hands, he was pretty much the same; all he did was cry and think about relieving the plague on all living beings in the Milky Way.

While Karna was still wearing protective suits during humanitarian relief efforts, the logistics troops were still carrying out humanitarian work, and Isa simply picked up Nurgle's freshly brewed soup and drank it straight away.

As for the issue of intelligence, according to Qiao Gaoqi, it is not a problem.

The child is just a fool, but he's not bad.

If she had been able to pay more attention to each Eldar during her captivity as a prisoner of Nurgle, and during this period when she was concerned about all living beings in the galaxy, and had appropriately removed the blessing of immortality she had bestowed upon them, allowing them to die a swift and painless death, the Eldar wouldn't be living such a miserable life now.

The Dark Eldar have completely gone mad, while the Ark Eldar have become so ascetic they've turned into riddle-like beings. To put it bluntly, they've run out of options, going completely insane on one hand and trying their best to restrain themselves on the other.

But Isa knew nothing; all she knew was that as the life goddess of the Eldar, she had to give her children the best.

So what remains is the issue of how authority is exercised.

The reason why people like Isha, who give their children the best, end up living a life worse than death is simply because no one offers advice or explains the pros and cons.

The Spirit Clan, led by Asuyan, consists mostly of gods and humans, but there are also quite a few normal people.

However, the God of Forging, Val, was an honest man. After the war in Heaven ended and the pressure of war was gone, he spent his days forging iron. Chogochi was a clown who knew everything but could do nothing. The God of Hunts, Kuros, also often gave the Eldar their protection.

However, not only did the main Elven society at that time not really believe in gods, but apart from Qiao Gaoqi who sensed the threat posed by the changes in Elven society and took some action, the other gods knew but didn't know what to do.

To put it bluntly, they've drifted away from their own race and have no idea what racial demands are.

Therefore, the question is who should be in charge and who should be responsible for this aspect.

Ramses himself was naturally not keen on doing it. He felt he couldn't handle the pressure, after all, he hadn't even made it through clinical work after studying medicine.

However, he felt it would be good to organize a group of people to discuss things. If there was something to do, they could get together and debate it, and uncover a bunch of problems during the discussion phase.

Just like this time when they dealt with Mao Erge, there were no mistakes throughout the whole process. A group of people handled things properly under the leadership of Ramses, who was such a lazy god.

If the Emperor doesn't come, the situation will at most remain deadlocked. In fact, Taraxin suggested that once Arthur arrives, the ownership of the Web Fragments will be very clear.

Ramses felt that the employees he had hired were much more reliable than the four demon gods.

What can those four demon gods do?
Be a puppet, a mouthpiece, a slave to strive for KPIs, and then become cannon fodder for the gods in the eternal war.

But our own employees are quite different.

In terms of professionalism, they not only directly engage with various experts, but their minds are also not like those of people who are missing a screw and can only be used as decorations. They can directly participate in decision-making, which is much better than someone who sits there racking their brains for a long time and comes up with a plan full of loopholes.

Therefore, when the authority of the gods becomes a power that the Wings of Dawn can utilize, the understanding of the divine authority cannot be too far removed from the people.

Of course, Ramses wouldn't be so foolish as to share power with others casually, nor would he bring up such a thing.

To put it bluntly, having been deeply influenced by history, he was well aware that arbitrarily abusing power, especially in a large organization like the Empire, would easily lead to chaos if there was no clear voice, much like the High Lords Council.

Fortunately, they were able to build their own platform.

With this in mind, Ramses probably had a plan for implementation.

First and foremost, we must nurture people. People must not only be able to clearly express their demands, but also be able to participate in the execution of authority. At the very least, people must know what has been executed, and God must know what should be executed and how it should be executed.

The Pantheon also needs to be formed, and the authority of these gods must be constrained, while the Wings of Dawn must be able to intervene.

Yes, the idea is clear, but as for the actual execution—

Ramses pondered for a moment, and the image of his companion quickly popped into his mind.

It's very simple, we just need to become gods too.

The others aren't entirely trustworthy, and granting them authority would be risky, so let's just let a friend be the leader.

The rest is left to Romulus, Karna, and Astor.

Anyway, they will definitely be able to use these powers better to make everyone's lives better.

Thinking this through, Ramses nodded in satisfaction. In a very short time, he came up with a general framework, then quickly broke down the tasks and contacted his staff to produce a presentable PowerPoint presentation. He would then give it to Romulus to see if he would approve it.

"Hey~"

When Ramses pulled himself out of his brief work mode, he heard a long sigh.

He turned his head and found that the source of the voice was their 'great hero', Tarasin.

At this moment, he looked at the clown god who was getting along well with the spirit race and sighed.

After the commendation ceremony ended, the figure king didn't leave; instead, he started to lament his fate.

It wasn't because they didn't receive any specific commendation.

However, given the Eldar's increasingly prosperous state—

"Hey~"

Tarasin looked at Chogochi, who didn't need to use laughter to disguise himself and was full of life, laughing and joking with his people. He sighed again.

It's just a little sour.

(End of this chapter)