Should they team up with Zeke to beat up Tzeentch, or should they go against Zeke?
Does that even need consideration?
Of course, they should team up with Zeke to beat up Tzeentch.
In the Warp, there have never been constant factions; they will join whichever side benefits them most. Now, Zeke is powerful.
Besides, beating up Tzeentch was their original idea. If they don't act now, when will they?
The three Chaos Gods in the Warp also simultaneously joined forces to besiege Tzeentch.
A brutal beating erupted in the Warp.
Even an idiot could tell who sent that fleet in reality.
It must have been Zeke. Since Zeke no longer cares about the situation in reality, it means the real trouble is here.
If they don't beat up Tzeentch this time, what if he does it again next time? That would truly be disastrous.
The appearance of these chaos demons has caused an unprecedented panic among the Chaos Gods.
Facing a joint siege by five individuals, Tzeentch never imagined he would encounter such a terrifying situation.
He suddenly felt a bit of regret. If he had known, he would have gone all out when the Eye of Terror was unsealed.
He would have directly annihilated those chaos demons, and then he wouldn't have to face such a terrible predicament.
Ultimately, he was too greedy. He wanted to use these demons to weaken Zeke's combat power.
He didn't expect to give Zeke this opportunity to gather a group of people to beat him up.
Despite being brutally beaten and surrounded by a group of Chaos Gods, Tzeentch defiantly extended one of his claws and shouted loudly,
"You've misunderstood! Everything is according to plan! It's impossible for me to lose control! Everything is according to plan!"
Tzeentch's miserable screams echoed continuously in the Warp, while Zeke, still beating Tzeentch, sent a surge of psychic power towards Khorne's palace.
It was time to rescue one of the toughest and most stubborn individuals in the Warp.
Who would believe that a group of world Eaters could capture Rogal Dorn?
That's clearly impossible. During the final battle, it was obviously that idiot Khorne who made a move!
Khorne had been tormented by not having Rogal Dorn, that stubborn rock, previously.
Once he had the chance, he swiftly abducted the Emperor's son, Rogal Dorn.
Now it was time to rescue the Primarch of the Imperial Fists.
The destruction of Cadia was not what Zeke wanted to see. Since it had happened, they had to find a way to deal with it.
Under these circumstances, he needed a general to hold the line here.
Rogal Dorn, the Primarch most skilled in defense in the Imperium, was perfectly suited for this task.
Rescuing him would also be a surprise for the Emperor.
While everyone was gleefully and frantically beating Tzeentch, no one noticed that a psychic energy clone of Zeke had already left the battlefield and was heading towards Khorne's palace in the Warp.
Rogal Dorn was one of the Emperor's few reliable sons. He was skilled in siege warfare and defense, and was known as the strongest shield.
Among the Emperor's sons, he was one of the rare ones who could be considered somewhat normal.
However, his peculiar habits were somewhat uncomplimentary; he seemed to be a masochist.
He needed pain to maintain his composure.
Zeke's psychic energy clone quietly entered Khorne's palace. Due to Zeke's immense psychic power,
he only needed to shroud himself in psychic energy to ensure that none of Khorne's demons could detect him.
However, that was only secondary. The most important thing was that even Khorne himself couldn't detect that Zeke had already entered his own domain.
After circling Khorne's demon palace, Zeke immediately discovered Rogal Dorn, whom Khorne had imprisoned.
However, contrary to Zeke's expectations, he had underestimated Khorne's obsession with capturing Rogal Dorn.
Even though Khorne's main body had gone out with him to beat up Tzeentch,
a clone of Khorne was still left here, frantically shouting at Rogal Dorn.
Khorne: "Blood for the Blood God!"
Dorn: "Rogal Dorn!"
Khorne: "Skulls for the Skull Throne!"
Dorn: "Immovable as a fortress!"
Zeke could clearly see that Khorne was somewhat running out of steam. Who knew how long this psychic energy clone had been shouting here?
Khorne's listless appearance was as if he had been drained.
Zeke had reason to believe that if the two continued to shout like this, they might just yell something incredible.
After thinking for a moment with a brain superior to any device, Zeke felt it was highly likely that a scene of "Blood for Dorn, Skulls for the Fortress" would emerge.
Although it was a joke, Zeke felt that this joke was very likely to happen. Of course, he wasn't here to watch a joke.
Khorne's actions undoubtedly increased the difficulty for Zeke to take Rogal Dorn away, but since he was already here, there was no reason to return empty-handed.
A large amount of psychic power began to transfer from Zeke's main body to his clone, and subsequently, his clone grew increasingly powerful.
Until even his psychic camouflage could no longer conceal him, that's when Zeke made his move.
A powerful psychic lightning bolt struck Khorne's clone, utterly destroying it.
With a flick of his hand, he then directly took Rogal Dorn away.
He also had to thank those chaos demons. If it weren't for their appearance, Zeke would have found it very difficult to obtain such high-quality energy to replenish his consumption.
What happened at Khorne's Brass Throne naturally caught Khorne's attention.
Even though everyone was currently on the same front, beating up Tzeentch, Khorne immediately realized everything that had transpired at his Brass Throne.
After all, Zeke had directly destroyed one of his psychic energy clones, and the meaning behind that was naturally self-evident.
In just an instant, Khorne stopped his hand and glared fiercely at Zeke.
He was somewhat angry.
But then, Zeke's psychic clone had already handled everything. Rogal Dorn was directly thrown back into his cruiser.
Subsequently, this psychic energy clone dispersed, and its energy returned to Zeke's body.
Thanks to the chaos demons continuously providing a large amount of energy, Zeke's power was becoming increasingly formidable.
The surging energy made Khorne think of some unpleasant things. After giving Zeke another look,
he angrily… raged a bit. "Forget it, forget it."
It had been almost 10,000 years, and he still hadn't taken Rogal Dorn down.
If he continued, his psychic clone might just go rogue. If he's rescued, then so be it.
However, giving up his captured prey like this undoubtedly made Khorne uncomfortable. He snarled at Zeke,
"You have to fight me, and you can't just crush me. Let's fight on equal terms."
This was Khorne's simplest thought; he just wanted to fight Zeke because he had never fought him before.
At the same time, Zeke's energy level was rising too rapidly. Now, he seemed unable to defeat him alone.
That's why he added that last sentence.
Zeke was quite taken aback by Khorne.
Finally, after scrutinizing Khorne for several moments, he spoke.
"Alright."