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Before Ryan returned to Terra, Killiman had learned of the annihilation of the Hive fleet.

He wasn't as surprised as Ryan, because he knew that the Tyrone Star Region used artificial intelligence and iron men on a large scale, and there were even several star gods there, and if a hive fleet was difficult to deal with, the entire galaxy would have been eaten by bugs long ago.

In Lane's eyes, Killiman was just staying in Terra, but Killiman did a lot of things.

This primordial body, which was originally designed by the emperor to handle many wars at the same time, now uses its strengths to manage.

Kiriman not only dealt with the mountains of affairs in Terra, but also dealt with the plague on the other side of the five hundred worlds of Otlama, and the management of the five hundred worlds.

Killiman has a premonition that a crisis is about to befall the Five Hundred Worlds, so he wants to take back the ruling power that had been given to the mortal families and reintegrate the Five Hundred Worlds, which had been loosely dispersed into separate worlds.

The combined 500 worlds will be managed by four Space Marines.

Killiman had already done 80 percent of this thing, and now there was one thing left, and that was to let Felix, who was about to become the fourth hero, get his own words and deeds to learn how to manage.

The reason why Felix would be taken special care of by the Primordial is simple - he is a Primordial Space Marine.

As for the plague, Tyrone has already aided a large number of medicines to temporarily clean up the disease infection in the star sector, but it is clear that this is only a temporary stabilization, and there will definitely be more terrible plagues in the future.

These things consumed ninety-nine percent of the Primordial's time and energy, but even the Primordial had to pause once in a while to take a break.

Killiman would spend ten minutes with Evelene in a recreational activity – a philosophical discussion.

Evelene, the prophet of the Reaper, would stay with Kiliman to communicate with him until the partnership between humans and the Reaper Army was settled.

Today's discussion is about imperial truth.

"I know it's bad to say that, but IMHO, Imperial truth is a lie."

Evelene told Kiliman in front of him that the truth of the empire was a lie.

Kiriman didn't want to admit it, but he had to.

At one point, recalling a meeting with his father, Killiman recalls a different meeting from the previous one, discussing the truth of the empire with the emperor.

The Emperor's many wills recognized that Imperial Truth was a tool that was only used to serve a certain milestone, the Network Plan.

The network plan failed, so Imperial Truth was useless.

So Everenee was right.

That's why Kiriman likes to have discussions with Everene, because the Eldars have a lot of depth of thought, and they are not Imperials, so there are some things to be said directly.

"Do you understand the philosophy of the Tyrone Star Sector?" Kiliman asked.

"Of course I do." Evelene nodded, and began to tell Kiriman about Tyrone's philosophy of doing things.

They also have something similar to Imperial Truth, only with a big difference.

The first is to acknowledge the existence of supernatural forces, and then to find a way to look at and deal with things related to them with rational thinking.

This is also the style of the Tyrone Star Sector.

When encountering problems, acknowledging problems, solving them, emphasizing the importance of rationality and humanity.

The teachings of the Lord of Tyrone are themselves an extension of this thinking, emphasizing the importance of communication, arguing that many conflicts and problems are caused by a lack of communication.

In short, there are many people who know the existence of subspace in the Tyrone Star Zone, and even this is a must-learn content in the education stage.

It is precisely because of their knowledge of subspace and the dangers of subspace that Tyrone people will be alert to any supernatural phenomena and influences when they leave the star sector, and reduce the impact of subspace through the technological creations they create through their analysis of subspace.

Sounds wonderful.

But the problem is that none of this can be replicated.

Even in private conversations, Qin Mo had already warned Killiman not to copy the management method of the Tyrone Star Zone.

If people learn and understand subspace in places outside of the Tyrone Star Zone where the structure of reality has not been strengthened, or if some people admit the existence of subspace and demons, then before they can learn the dangers of subspace and how to reduce the influence of subspace, the four gods have already used them to brush out a large number of demons.

It is precisely for this reason that Kiliman discovers that Qin Mo is not as opposed to the state religion and the Inquisition as he is, and he believes that both institutions have the necessity of existence, because this universe is the existence of gods and supernatural forces.

And this is the only disagreement between Kiriman and Qin Mo.

The Primordials and the Grim Reaper discussed for five minutes, and then talked about all the Primordials created by the Emperor.

During the conversation, Killiman was surprised to find that the Eldar knew his brothers well.

This is not only because the spirits have the ability to prophesy, but also because they are very sensitive and can often figure out a person's personality and habits within a few words of conversation.

"Ryan is an executioner."

"Sensitive executioner."

This is what Eveleni had to say about Lane.

Killiman didn't particularly agree, but he thought that he didn't know that much about Ryan, so he nodded: "That's why I won't talk and meet you in front of Ryan, because he may think that I have bad intentions and have a foreign enemy." ”

Everene nodded in return.

The two were silent for a while.

Until Evelene suddenly wanted to give Kiliman, the big boy, a heartfelt message: "Personally, I think you should talk to Ryan and ask him what he talked about when he met with the Emperor, which may involve Ryan's attitude towards Tyrone." ”

Killiman pondered for a moment, and felt that it was indeed necessary.

Ryan's duties 10,000 years ago and his role under his father's reign were all learned by Killiman after reading Terra's classified documents.

Recalling the part of his memories when he and his father discussed the Tyrone Zone, Kiriman summarized his father's attitude towards the Tyrone Zone into three types.

The first type: disgust, opposition. The Lord of Tyrone is believed to be an alien god disguised as a human who spends his days trying to devour human souls.

The second: support, appreciation. He thinks that the humans living in the Tyrone Star are what he thinks humans should be and what they can achieve.

The third type: complaining. Complaining that the Lord of Tyrone appeared too late, if he had appeared earlier, how could the empire and humanity be the virtue they are now?

As for power...... The emperor didn't care about power, and he wished that a big wrongdoer would come forward 10,000 years ago to clean up the mess, instead of jumping out when his ass was stuck to the chair.

Killiman thinks that if Ryan hears the second and third attitudes when he meets with his father, then it's okay, if it's the first one, then Ryan will be firmly against the Tyrone Star Zone, because he originally helped his father do this kind of thing.

Just as Kiliman was pondering, a heavy footstep sounded.

With a hearty laugh, the last person Kiriman wanted to see at this moment appeared.

"Killiman, you don't know what happened to me."

Ryan laughed and walked in to find Kiliman, because he himself thought that he had sharpened his knife and ran to help the Tyrones, only to learn that the Zerg had been wiped out.

But when Ryan walked in and saw Kiriman, who was sitting face to face with Evelene, the smile on Ryan's face disappeared instantly.

The Lion King stopped and looked at Everene.

His face was extremely gloomy.

The eyes are fierce and violent.

His shoulders and upper body slowly sank like a lion ready to hunt.

At this time, the Anglican waiter who was in charge of helping Killiman let go of the wind ran behind Lane with a panicked face, looked at Killman, and spread his hands helplessly, saying that he really couldn't stop Lane.

(End of chapter)