In the game "Super God," thankfully, it can simulate countless worlds.

"Damn, the final boss noticed us so quickly?" Lin Yuan scoffed.

Of all the simulations, this one was the most reckless. Despite a decent start, being born in a small town and not attracting anyone's attention.

If you were unlucky enough to be transported to a core area like Terra, you'd probably get wiped out right from the start.

As a result, even such a good start attracted Slaanesh's attention, and Lin Yuan's simulation played a crucial role in this.

[You quickly stabilized the situation on the colony and decided to dedicate the entire planet's resources to researching the STC standard construction template you possess.]

Unfortunately, your colony is just an ordinary agricultural planet, and research progress has been very slow; you've only managed to develop a manufacturing process for this type of alloy armor.

[As for this kind of alloy armor from humanity's golden age, your tiny agricultural planet wouldn't even have many people who could recognize it as armor blueprints, let alone manufacture it.]

Left with no other option, you tried to purchase some high-end equipment from interstellar merchants in preparation for your own research.

For some reason, the interstellar merchants who used to appear regularly haven't come to the colony to trade with you for quite some time.

[On this day, your subordinates report that they have discovered a strange insect on the agricultural plains, and it took many soldiers to kill just one.]

[You seem very interested in this and have your men bring over the dead insects; you want to study them.]

You fell silent after seeing the body.

You've decided to run away.

[You recognize this as a Tyranid gun bug. Individual gun bugs are weak; a well-trained Ascendant soldier can kill dozens single-handedly.]

The problem is that these things never appear alone. When you find one, it means that an endless horde of Tyranids is about to arrive on your planet.

[In the current Milky Way galaxy, no known civilization can defeat the Tyranids; the more they fight, the more they seem to multiply.]

Fighting the Terran might yield a small profit, but the Zerg will never lose.

You have prepared your spaceship and decided to travel to another galactic outskirts colony far from here.

Just as you had gathered your wealth and were leading some of your men to escape, an Imperial cruiser broke through the colony's clouds and crashed into the wilderness.

"..." Lin Yuan was speechless. This simulation was really full of twists and turns.

"It's just a small agricultural colony!" Lin Yuan rubbed his forehead.

"Is it really necessary for everyone to come and get involved?"

You decisively abandoned your escape plan.

You may not know what outer space is like right now, but a crashed Imperial cruiser makes you aware of the danger.

If the Imperial cruiser was shot down not far from the colony, then your attempt to escape now is tantamount to suicide. Even a cruiser couldn't withstand it, let alone you.

[If the cruiser was damaged in another battle and flew to the colony while heavily wounded, your escape now would certainly be seen as treason by the Empire.]

Even if it's a remote, unrecognized fringe planet, the colony must still provide assistance in this situation.

Although the cruiser crashed, many of its light lances and macro cannons remained intact.

[Your transport ship, which you used for escape, would be vaporized instantly if hit by a single beam of light.]

In any situation, running away is not a good option at this point.

You lead all your soldiers towards the cruiser.

Upon reaching the edge of the cruiser, you didn't see a single living person. Logically, an Imperial cruiser several kilometers long should have at least tens of thousands of crew members.

However, not a single crew member emerged from the cruiser at this point.

Left with no other choice, you led your men through a section of the ship's hull that was damaged.

Along the way, you saw countless corpses of Zerg and humans; apart from a few surviving Zerg, you didn't see any living humans.

[Until your group arrived at the warship's armory area, you heard intense fighting and screams inside.]

[After some thought, you've chosen to enter the rescue mission to help the surviving humans. This is currently your only way to obtain information about the outside world.]

You rushed in and saw the situation inside: an Imperial Guard in golden armor was protecting a battle nun, fighting against several six- or seven-meter-tall Hive Tyrants.

It was clear that this imperial guard was at his last gasp; even the broadsword in his hand had broken.

Without a word, you ordered your men to concentrate their fire, but unfortunately, these ordinary weapons could only pierce the outer shell of the Hive Tyrant at best, unable to inflict fatal damage.

[You're hesitating about whether to activate Susanoo? Activating Susanoo in front of the Imperial Guards is definitely a bit thrilling.]

[When the time comes, don't even mention that you're the emperor's son. Even if you boast that you're the emperor's incarnation, you'll still be chased and hacked down by the Imperial Guards.]

[But considering the unknown conditions beyond the colonies, and the fact that the Imperial Guard's sudden appearance was definitely suspicious, you made up your mind and roared: Susanoo!]

A massive half-skeletal form appears around you, its body covered in flesh and armor.

You charged towards the Hive Tyrant, shouting "Long live the Emperor!"

"No, Susanoo has already been activated, isn't shouting 'Long live the Emperor' a bit redundant?"

Lin Yuan sighed, rubbing his forehead.

"Can you trust that golden corn cob?"

"Speaking of which, it seems the Imperial Guards can't leave the palace unless there's something particularly confidential." Lin Yuan stroked his chin, sensing there was something secret going on.

[With your combined attack from the Imperial Guard and the relentless assault of your soldiers, you have killed these few Hive Tyrants.]

The Imperial Guard's gaze immediately fell upon you, the broken sword in their hand trembling slightly, but they did not attack you immediately, as if waiting for your explanation.

Instead of offering an explanation, you directly inquired about the situation on other colonies.

The Imperial Guards remained silent, their massive bodies motionless.

No matter what you say, the Imperial Guards seem not to hear you, remaining in their sword-grip posture.

You frowned, sensing something was wrong, and took a few steps forward to stand in front of the Imperial Guards, but they still didn't react.

You reached out and pushed, and the imperial guard collapsed to the ground with a thud, never to be heard again.

You looked at the Imperial Guards on the ground, as if you understood something.

He didn't not want to kill you; he was simply too exhausted to continue.

You turn to look at the sole survivor on the cruiser, the battle nun who had just been protected by the Imperial Guard and thus avoided being torn to shreds by the Hive Tyrant.

You ask her why the Imperial Guards are here.

The battle nun looked sadly at her teammate lying on the ground, slowly raised her power sword, and shouted at you, "Heretic, die!"