Chapter 1700: Chapter 962: Spirit Race Surrenders (2)
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In Subspace, purple waves of desire surge towards the Storm God Kingdom, crashing wave after wave. Nevertheless, Windsor and Mensa’s silhouettes always stand at the forefront against the waves of Slaanesh. Moreover, over time, the figures of Spirit Race Gods standing alongside them would increase. The fragments slumbering within the Divine Core would have the opportunity to be completed, becoming whole, adding new support...
The God of Thousand Faces emphasized that everything shown is not mere speculation but a deduction of future possibilities.
A clear and tempting path was presented before Gu Hang: If humanity offers this temporary psychic sanctuary, even if only as fragile, temporary anchorage points, it would earn precious space and respite for all Ark Worlds, the Dark Spirit Race, and the God of Thousand Faces.
These Ark Eldar and Dark Spirit Race, in their state of survival, would act in ways highly aligned with the current needs of the Empire—they will become reinforcements on the battlefield against the common Chaos enemy.
Though their numbers might be small, their more advanced technology, superior single combat capability, and ghostly mobility would produce exceedingly effective outcomes in various situations.
Their ancient knowledge, possibly surpassing that of the Empire, would flow like a stream, playing an astonishing role in the most critical times, such as Empire ship navigation and the restoration of sacred medical relics, tipping the strategic balance.
Including the God of Thousand Faces themselves, once their circumstances improved and more ’faces’ are awakened, namely those broken Spirit Race Gods, they could serve as formidable supports in the resistance within Subspace.
The wrath of Slaanesh might not necessarily target Gu Hang accurately. Once the Gods of the Spirit Race stand up one by one, Slaanesh’s problems would only increase. For the stabilization of the reality universe whose foundations are constantly pried by Chaos, this would offer substantial relief.
Having displayed all these contents, the God of Thousand Faces said little more, but their attitude was very clear.
Be it the Empire, the Alliance, the Emperor, or Gu Hang, they could certainly independently combat all enemies. The malicious gods within Subspace, true enemies like the Green Skins and Insect Swarm in the reality universe, can all be faced by humanity alone.
There’s no problem with that.
But there is another path to choose.
The Spirit Race need not be enemies; rather, they can be excellent allies.
Humanity doesn’t have to bear all of this alone; humanity can also have allies.
And what the Spirit Race needs is truly not much.
Help resolve the ongoing corruption from Slaanesh, allocate some resources, a few worlds, so the Spirit Race may survive.
That’s all.
For humanity, these are but things done effortlessly.
As for Slaanesh’s frenzied counteraction... indeed, even without this matter, even without helping the Spirit Race, would Slaanesh not target humanity? Clearly not.
Of the four gods causing grave disasters for humanity, none would escape. Whether this matter exists or not, both sides are irreconcilable life-and-death enemies.
With the same enemies and potentially no conflict between each other, then why insist on obliterating the Spirit Race?
This is the honest attitude presented by the God of Thousand Faces.
And every decision rests in the hands of Gu Hang.
Gu Hang contemplated for a long time and made a decision.
He presented his conditions:
"Comoros belongs to the Alliance."
"On the spine of every Spirit Race Ark, a mark of promise must be engraved."
"Your Divine Core must be handed over to me for control."
These conditions all ultimately point to one outcome:
If the God of Thousand Faces attempts to breach the agreement after self-repair, or even worse, if they still fail to resist the ultimate pollution of Slaanesh, becoming a chaotic sore threatening humanity, then Gu Hang would possess the ultimate measure—a command to detonate all extinction marks engraved in the core of Spirit Race Arks.
This would no longer be battle but the physical eradication of what’s left of Spirit Race civilization!
At the same time, it represents the complete erasure of the God of Thousand Faces.
If Gu Hang wills it, all of this could become reality at no cost.
A race once reigning as a cosmic overlord would see its final remnants fade with just a thought from Gu Hang.
This fully aligns with Gu Hang’s consistent demands of Comoros and the Dark Spirit Race:
Unconditional surrender.
However, now this scale has been expanded even further.
The demand includes not only Comoros but also Ark Eldar unrelated to this battle and the God of Thousand Faces behind the two Spirit Races.
Facing such conditions, Windsor’s response came quickly and decisively:
"Alright."
Gu Hang was somewhat surprised, yet it felt somewhat logical.
If the God of Thousand Faces had not prepared for such understanding, they would not have come to see him today.
As for giving all to humanity—is it truly a good choice? Do they fear Gu Hang might destroy them all with a mere wave of his hand...
There’s no need for much thought.
At this point, why would Gu Hang do so?
If one can fully control both Spirit Races, that clearly yields more benefits than destroying them.
...
That’s all.
For humanity, these are but things done effortlessly.
As for Slaanesh’s frenzied counteraction... indeed, even without this matter, even without helping the Spirit Race, would Slaanesh not target humanity? Clearly not.
Of the four gods causing grave disasters for humanity, none would escape. Whether this matter exists or not, both sides are irreconcilable life-and-death enemies.
With the same enemies and potentially no conflict between each other, then why insist on obliterating the Spirit Race?
This is the honest attitude presented by the God of Thousand Faces.
And every decision rests in the hands of Gu Hang.
Gu Hang contemplated for a long time and made a decision.
He presented his conditions:
"Comoros belongs to the Alliance."
"On the spine of every Spirit Race Ark, a mark of promise must be engraved."
"Your Divine Core must be handed over to me for control."
These conditions all ultimately point to one outcome:
If the God of Thousand Faces attempts to breach the agreement after self-repair, or even worse, if they still fail to resist the ultimate pollution of Slaanesh, becoming a chaotic sore threatening humanity, then Gu Hang would possess the ultimate measure—a command to detonate all extinction marks engraved in the core of Spirit Race Arks.
This would no longer be battle but the physical eradication of what’s left of Spirit Race civilization!
At the same time, it represents the complete erasure of the God of Thousand Faces.
If Gu Hang wills it, all of this could become reality at no cost.
A race once reigning as a cosmic overlord would see its final remnants fade with just a thought from Gu Hang.
This fully aligns with Gu Hang’s consistent demands of Comoros and the Dark Spirit Race:
Unconditional surrender.
However, now this scale has been expanded even further.
The demand includes not only Comoros but also Ark Eldar unrelated to this battle and the God of Thousand Faces behind the two Spirit Races.
Facing such conditions, Windsor’s response came quickly and decisively:
"Alright."
Gu Hang was somewhat surprised, yet it felt somewhat logical.
If the God of Thousand Faces had not prepared for such understanding, they would not have come to see him today.
As for giving all to humanity—is it truly a good choice? Do they fear Gu Hang might destroy them all with a mere wave of his hand...
There’s no need for much thought.
At this point, why would Gu Hang do so?
If one can fully control both Spirit Races, that clearly yields more benefits than destroying them.
