Reincarnation Paradise: Giant Treasure Chest

[Tip: After the Four Gods of the Subspace are upgraded, they can be considered regular Astral Gods.]

[Hint: The contractor already possesses the throne of Khorne, one of the Four Gods.]

Mission penalty: none

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Quest Branch Option: The New Empire

Mission difficulty: LV1~LV100.

Mission Description: Kill the Emperor of Mankind and the Four Gods of the Warp, end the Warhammer 40K world, and level the anomalous area of ​​the Warp.

Mission reward: Eternal Divine Kingdom o Deep in the Sea of ​​Insects.

[Note: This is a reward exclusive to contractors. The Eternal Kingdom of God, deep within the Insect Sea, can be used as a resting place after Anor Londo emerges from the void, and you will receive a Paradise-level Unsinkable Notarization.]

Mission penalty: None.

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Ivia smiled slightly at the option. Since the other party had not given up, Ivia would not flatten the other party's world just for the deserted Anor Londo.

【The contractor has selected the option Great Expedition.】

[Side quest: Wings of Tzeentch has been triggered.]

Wings of Tzeentch

Mission difficulty: LV40~LV85.

Mission Description: Stop Tzeentch's plan to destroy Terra.

Mission reward: Part of the power of Tzeentch, one of the four gods.

Mission penalty: Shit rain.

(Hint: Tzeentch retains some Nurgle power, which will follow the contractor to where he stays after the contractor fails his mission.)

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Avia began to regret not killing Tzeentch as well.

Chapter 434: Tzeentch's Hidden Gem

The consequences of Ivia's defeat and becoming the new Khorne are more than just the creation of new rules.

The Khorne Daemons that originally came under Khorne's command were completely consumed along with the Bloody Plains, and the mortal believers also lost their strength when Khorne was crushed by Avia.

However, those legions that already possessed strength survived this divine fall.

For example, Abaddon, who launched the Black Crusade and was repelled by Guilliman, and the fallen Primarch Angron and his World Eaters Legion.

The latter was the one who promoted and promoted the bloody prayer of sacrificing blood to the blood god and offering skulls to the skull throne.

Ivia ignored these armies, and the other side was unwilling to follow Ivia's will. After losing the blessing of Khorne, they chose to collude with other Chaos forces.

As Guilliman arrived on Terra, heading for the Throne Room.

Carlos, the two-headed demon of Tzeentch, who can see the past and future but cannot see the present, sought out the fallen Primarch Angron, who was hiding deep in the Warp, and brought him the news that the new Khorne was now on Terra.

Meanwhile, in Terra, the capital of the Human Empire, with the return of Guilliman and the rekindling of the Astronomican, various supplies arrived one after another. The Terran administrative department, which already held the final say in terms of military force, quickly pacified the chaos in the Throne World.

The rebellions caused by the chaotic forces in the recent period were quickly suppressed.

In a short period of time, Terra actually regained the dignity that the capital of the human empire should have.

The impending chaos caused by Tzeentch, which was pointed out in Avia's mission, showed no signs of this on the surface of Terra, which had returned to peace.

Ivia turned her gaze towards the throne room with some curiosity. She was somewhat interested in the conversation between the Emperor and Guilliman.

After all, in Ivia's perception, the Emperor can be said to be the most powerful among the many evil gods and malicious aggregates in the Warp.

There was no reason for him not to know what was happening in Terra.

Holding the Emperor's Sword, Guilliman walked alone to the throne room, passed through the Lion's Gate and the long walkway, and finally arrived in front of the throne.

On the Golden Throne, what Guilliman saw was no longer the father he was familiar with in his past memories, but a shriveled corpse embedded in complex machines.

However, this corpse exuded an unbearable power. The moment Guilliman looked up, it was as if he saw a supernova exploding before his eyes. A vast amount of knowledge and will tried to penetrate his mind at this moment.

The wails of countless psychics poured out from the Emperor's skull-like face.

Pain, disaster, sadness, anger, and other complex emotions surged like a river bursting its banks.

"Do you want me to translate for you?" A female voice with a hint of teasing interrupted the silent communication. The voice was like a glass of clean ice water on a hot summer day, relieving the pressure on Guilliman's soul.

Avia passed through the layers of defense of the Terra Palace and appeared between the father and son as if no one was around.

"It's more serious than I thought. Are you sure this thing is still your father?" Ivia asked, turning her head.

Guilliman was about to retort the blasphemy.

Aivia turned back and spoke to the figure on the throne:

"Okay, you can do whatever you want."

Guilliman felt a little frustrated for a moment. He, the Emperor's son, couldn't even communicate with his father as smoothly as this outsider.

"This is normal." Avia saw Guilliman's disappointment and explained to him.

"Your father is now a being from another dimension. All that remains in this world is a dying skeleton. In his eyes, you are no different from a giant ant."

Aivia said, shaking her head.

"There are very few people at my level who can communicate smoothly with me. I never thought he would still remember you. Cherish him."

Avia patted Guilliman on the shoulder and did not continue to interrupt the reminiscing between father and son, even though there was no bridge between them and basically no meaningful results could be achieved through communication.

Even Ivia can only communicate with the will of the dominant part of the Emperor through the Emperor's aggregate.

Like Guilliman, he rejected Avia's idea of ​​destroying the Empire and the Warp and reshaping the world, even though his existence made him a veritable evil god of the Warp in Avia's eyes.

The other side, however, always regarded himself as the emperor of the human empire on the verge of collapse, and insisted on standing on the side of the humans who strengthened him with this belief and imprisoned him on the golden throne for thousands of years.

This hopeless stupidity and stubbornness left Ivia speechless, and she chose to deal with Tzeentch's conspiracy first.

It was easy for Avia to deal with this kind of thing.

On the throne world Terra, in addition to the gray sun, a huge, bright and warm sun rose from the horizon.

Pure solar power and infinite vitality were sprinkled onto the surface of Terra.

The forces of Chaos melted away when touched by the sunlight, and even the psychic power of the Grey Knights began to wane.

Thinking it was under attack, the Imperial Ministry of the Interior immediately communicated with the Adeptus Mechanicus and dispatched a legion of the Sisters of Silence, who could silence the Warp and psychic power, to drive small assault ships to contact and isolate the false sun.

Soon, the Sister of Silence and the sun-kissed Terra sent back messages from all directions.

This sunlight had no harm at all. The suppressed psychic effects were simply returned to the bodies of the Grey Knights in a more regular manner under the influence of the sunlight.

Many Grey Knights who had accumulated injuries due to excessive use of psychic energy began to slowly recover.

The battle-hardened Astartes Legion encountered the same situation.

These cans, which had been integrated into the armor, enjoyed the warmth they had longed for.

Even the Blood Angels Chapter that had escorted Guilliman to Terra felt the raging Black Rage that lay within them slowly ebbing.

The response among mortals was even more enthusiastic.

The plague, disease, injury and chaos left by the chaotic forces that once ravaged Terra were swept away by the warm sunlight.

Even some Chaos Lurkers who had been hiding deep in the darkness were exposed by the sunlight and regained their original loyalty to the Empire.

Aivia was very confused. Except for a few rats hiding in the sewers, the sunlight she had shone on should have cleared most of the chaotic power and pollution on Terra.

As a result, there was no progress on the side quest.

Instead, the Inquisition had assembled its army and was blocking the Abyss outside the docked ship, waiting for the outcome of the talks between Guilliman and the Emperor before taking action.

Avia didn't care much about this. She just locked Clara in the boat and started wandering around the planet Terra with Xi, intending to find out what Tzeentch's conspiracy was.

Walking on Terra, Ivia soon discovered clues in this environment that was almost entirely created by machines.

Terra is the capital of the Imperium of Man and the headquarters of almost all Imperial institutions.

Adeptus Mechanicus, Inquisition, Ministry of Internal Affairs, Assassin's Court, Astropathic Court, Navigator Family...

Etc., etc.

These intricately interrelated organizations, like precisely functioning gears, ensure the barely functioning of the vast empire.

The mortals living in the imperial capital are the lubricating oil in these gears.

Slaves, laborers, bureaucrats, and soldiers all populate this planet, whose ecological environment has been completely destroyed and is composed of huge hive cities and factory fortresses.

The surface is covered with pipes, connecting energy towers and fortifications.

From time to time, there are mortal security soldiers patrolling everywhere.

The entire planet is like a huge mechanical heart, supplying blood to the throne at the core of the heart.

Ivia didn't see any entertainment or commercial buildings along the way.

Only from some buildings with lead-gray exteriors but gorgeously decorated interiors could singing occasionally be heard.

This type of building is only found near the huge imperial palace area.

Rather than calling it a city, it would be more accurate to say that this is an extremely large divine palace, or some kind of hell that has reached its limit.

No wonder the power of Chaos can grow so easily before the Emperor's eyes.

This kind of high-pressure gray society does not require Tzeentch to use the power of chaos to infiltrate it. It can be ignited with just a fuse.

"The Ministry of the Interior has issued a new announcement! Recall all troops within the solar system and prohibit ships from leaving Terra to prevent a Chaos invasion!"

Just as Ivia understood this, passers-by passed on the latest news to each other.

The fuse was lit.

Soon, another piece of news that even the Empire could not believe was reported. The evil god Khorne in Chaos, who had been plaguing the Empire for an unknown period of time, had been defeated by the loyal Robert Guilliman, the Son of the Emperor.

The one who inherited the throne was a kind and gentle god. The healing sun was her power.

Ivia still couldn't figure out what was going on, but she knew that the only people who killed Khorne besides Guilliman were the other evil gods of Chaos.