Sky Curtain: The Darwin Incident at the outset, the Declaration of the People's League

As soon as the green-skinned creature appeared, many other green-skinned beings from around the world cheered.

Did you hear that? We are the most unbeatable race!

It's acknowledged by the Sky Curtain!

The area around Azeroth is particularly lively.

However, Tianmu's next sentence left them completely bewildered.

As biological weapons produced by the Ancient Ones, they can grow directly from the ground. The only way to eradicate them is to carbonize the entire area where they live.

These guys are all psionicists; as long as they can "waaaah" enough, they'll build a Gundam out of a junkyard.

The orcs of Azeroth stopped screaming.

They felt as if they were not the same thing as those on the sky.

It's like it grew out of the ground, and it's like it was made into a Gundam.

Shouldn't that be something goblins excel at?!

[And then there's the Tyranids, the ultimate predators from outside the galaxy, whose only goal is to eat, to turn everything they see into their own nourishment.]

The Hive Consciousness is beyond the reach of even the Chaos Gods. Faced with an endless swarm of Zerg, the Imperium can only either create lifeless isolation zones or directly divert the threat to the Orks.

Zerg?!

So that kind of thing exists in this world too?!

People are bound to be curious about worlds like StarCraft.

Their world does indeed have Zerg, and they've fought them for quite a while, so they know how powerful those creatures are.

Thinking about it this way...

This empire is really quite something.

It sounds like everyone on the other side is cheating.

[Titanium Army... well, never mind that.]

Titanium Army: "...Are you being polite?"

[Including the grumpy Necromancers and the Eldar who went too far, the races are ultimately fighting for survival, resulting in an endless war across the galaxy.]

Even if a world seems to have escaped the crisis, it may be completely destroyed in the next disaster.

The cesspool filled with death and decay is the most visual representation of the Warhammer universe.

In short, when players outside the game want their self-imposed rules to continue functioning, they can only make life difficult for ordinary people.

Sure enough, my universe is a huge cesspool!

After hearing a rough summary from the sky, not only those from the cesspool itself, but also from other worlds, cast pitying glances their way.

A full-blown war, endless suffering...

So, are there any other good solutions besides this?

Yes, bro, of course!

In an instant, hope ignited in the eyes of countless ordinary people.

As the saying goes, a good bird chooses a good tree to perch on.

When you are troubled, write nine 9s.

[The wise and cunning will help you devise strategies]

When you are in pain, please write seven 7s.

[Nurgle, the god of life, grants you immortality]

When you are afraid, write eight 8s.

[Khorne, the god of war, fights alongside you]

When you feel lonely, write six 6s.

[The god of pleasure, Cynthia, bestows upon you unparalleled joy]

【Hahahahaha】

Aha: "Hahahaha"

He felt that he should have made the video.

The Warhammer Universe couldn't hold on any longer.

"What blasphemy! What vile temptation!"

The judge and the priests of the Church of England were furious and jumped up and down in anger.

Is the way out for relationships to turn to chaos?

Is that human language?

Not just them.

Even many ordinary citizens of the empire felt nauseous and angry.

Should we seek refuge with Chaos?

That's more terrifying than death!

The saying goes, "It's better to live a wretched life than to die a good death." Although the Chaos God feeds on the material universe, he is destined to be unable to escape it.

Corruption is the only way to achieve sustainable development.

Therefore, a half-dead human empire is always better than one that is directly destroyed.

After all, when the last human falls...

The Corpse Emperor, a pseudo-emperor who has sat on the toilet for ten thousand years, absorbing incense offerings, will destroy everything with the wrath of humanity.

Only four are considered evil gods by humans.

[But for other races, there are five evil gods.]

The entire universe has been destroyed; perhaps this is the best ending for the Warhammer universe.

Chapter 13: Watch one more video and then go to sleep.

[Ultraman Universe]

In the deep sea of ​​stars, a crimson streak of light is steadily moving toward the third planet of the solar system at a speed that exceeds the limits of physics.

Ultraman Seven, I just finished watching the entire Sky Screen episode.

His flight speed slowed slightly, as if he could see the millennia of suffering that humanity had endured in the distant universe known as "Warhammer."

"A cesspool..."

He repeated the crude yet precise adjective in a low voice, his resolute face expressionless, but his eyes held a deep well of thoughts.

He has seen countless civilizations.

Some were devoured by monsters in their infancy, some self-destructed in internal strife, some brought disaster upon themselves because of greed, and some groped in the darkness and eventually touched the light.

But something like the Warhammer Universe...

It is malicious from the very beginning, as if the entire universe itself is a deformed petri dish that nourishes civilization's suffering, which is truly rare.

"Subspace... Emotions create gods... Gods, in turn, feed on civilization..."

He slowly shook his head.

The brutality of this cycle far surpasses that of ordinary interstellar warfare or resource competition.

It was a systemic, structural despair, like a meticulously operated slaughterhouse where all struggles ultimately amounted to the wailing of an assembly line.

He recalled the images in the sky.

The eternally suffering figure on the Golden Throne, the numb eyes of the people of the Hive City, the moment when the Astronauts were annihilated in the alien horde, the Astartes' scarred yet unyielding armor...

And there's that saying—"A half-dead human empire is always better than outright destruction."

What a tragic, and yet helpless choice.

Even so... they are still fighting.

"They did not succumb to the temptation of evil gods, nor did they go completely mad in despair. Instead, in the deepest cesspool, they guarded the embers of the word 'humanity' in the most clumsy, cumbersome, inefficient, yet most tenacious way."

He thought of the Earth he was protecting, and the people there.

They also experience fear, make mistakes, are blinded by desires, and hesitate in the face of crisis.

But they also possess incredible courage, a spirit of sacrifice, and a brilliance that shines forth in dire straits, a brilliance that even Ultraman finds moving.

"The humans of Warhammer, having lost the direct guidance of the Emperor, still managed to keep the flame of civilization burning for ten thousand years amidst bureaucratic stagnation, resource depletion, and being surrounded by powerful enemies..."

Seven's fist clenched slightly.

"This is not 'maggots struggling in a cesspool'—this is a blood-stained flower blooming on ruins, an epic of civilization proving its 'right to exist' in absolute adversity."

He suddenly understood why Tianmu had said that when the last human fell, the emperor, sitting on the golden throne, would "destroy everything with the wrath of humanity."

That wasn't a crazy doomsday declaration, but the last and strongest dignity of a civilization: We can be destroyed, but we will never accept the "rules of the game" you have defined.

Our end will also be the burning of the chessboard itself!

"Humans..."

He gazed at the increasingly clear blue planet in the distance, his eyes becoming both incredibly gentle and incredibly resolute.

"No matter under which starry sky you are, you have proven time and time again that the resilience of life can transcend the harshest physical laws, and the dignity of the spirit can penetrate the deepest despair."

"The humans of Warhammer are holding on, and the humans of my universe are advancing amidst the threats of monsters and aliens... There is no fundamental difference."

“You all deserve this praise—as life, as civilization, as the embodiment of ‘possibility’.”

He increased his flight speed.

Earth is already within reach.

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