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It resembles a rotten ocean that sits amidst a sea of ​​stars.

Even more terrifying is that this massive Nurgle army is in a state of full combat readiness.

Artillery fire was building up, plague was rampant, and the entire army was on high alert.

But no matter how much Snow stretched his field of vision or adjusted the magnification, he could never see his opponent.

In the deep, dark space, all was empty and deathly silent.

You can't see anything, there's no light at all, it's like a black hole.

Suddenly, Snow felt a chill run through his body.

His subconscious told him that it was dangerous there.

But... he didn't see anything!

He shivered, regained his senses, and suddenly opened his eyes. His chest heaved slightly, and his face beneath the mask had turned pale.

"My God."

Snow reported in a deep voice.

"The target star region has been observed."

"The entire starry sky was completely covered by Nurgle miasma. The main Nurgle legions were all assembled, their fleets were vast and boundless, and their elite forces were densely distributed throughout the star field."

"But... I can't see their opponents."

"The entire army is engaged in fierce combat, but the void is pitch black, with no enemy forces visible."

Upon hearing this, Karl's brows furrowed slowly.

Can't see the opponent?

What's happening here?

He didn't rush to perform simulations; he immediately initiated the entire testing procedure.

Soul screening, pollution source tracing, mental body verification, subspace corrosion residue scanning...

Countless data streams were rolling wildly.

The test was completed shortly afterward.

Snow's consciousness is pure, his soul is stable, and there is no trace of subspace contamination, no mental alteration, and no distortion of will.

After confirming that Snow had not been corrupted by the warp, deceived by illusions, or had his cognition contaminated, Karl pondered.

That means...

Everything Snow saw was real.

The vast and boundless Nurgle army was fully assembled in that star field, while the enemy was nowhere to be seen.

That shouldn't be the case. If Nurgle is making such a show of force, the other side should be about the same level.

A hint of surprise flashed across Carl's eyes, but he ultimately decided to take matters into his own hands.

Perhaps Snow was too incompetent, his abilities were limited, and he couldn't see the clues.

Then he will come in person.

The next second, he connected his consciousness to the specially designed observation equipment and looked warily at the starry sky.

When he finally saw the starry sky, a sense of dread he hadn't felt in years crept up his spine.

He immediately cut the link, panting heavily, his hair standing on end.

It turned out to be the case.

He knew; no wonder Snow couldn't see it.

Or perhaps he saw it, but was unaware of it.

Hopefully, Keisha and her team can still put up a fight.

I need to find some reinforcements.

Chapter 142 The Fragile Alliance

Above the dilapidated and desolate Heavenly Court of Merlo, the void trembled slightly.

Karl's projection appeared silently.

Keisha, who was resting with her eyes closed against the ruins, suddenly opened her eyes, her gaze as cold as frost.

“Karl?”

Her tone was weary, tinged with a hint of wariness: "What are you doing here? To laugh at us angels?"

Karl didn't reply, his gaze calmly sweeping over the surroundings.

The once magnificent and splendid Heavenly Court of Merlo is now a scene of devastation.

Countless warship wrecks floated in outer space, with broken weapon parts scattered everywhere, and there wasn't even a single angel to clean up or salvage them.

Looking further into space, the scattered remains of angels hang silently in the darkness.

This is already considered lucky.

Recently, due to a series of dramatic changes, most angels did not even have the chance to preserve their remains, as they were directly annihilated by high energy, leaving not even a trace of cellular debris.

Everywhere you look, there are ruins and desolation.

"I'm not that bored."

Karl withdrew his gaze and said calmly, "I'm not here to kick you when you're down, I'm here to help you."

"Help us?"

Keisha scoffed, her eyes full of disbelief, and uttered a proverb she had learned from Earth.

"Your purpose isn't as simple as a weasel offering New Year's greetings to a chicken. What do you want?"

She is currently riddled with injuries and severely depleted, but Karl is just a projection, and it would be easy for him to get rid of her.

But as soon as the thought crossed her mind, she frowned slightly, a hint of doubt rising in her heart.

Who is Karl?

You old sly bitch!

Cautious, suspicious, and calculating, he spends all his time at the academy, practically an over-aged shut-in.

After the celestial canopy appeared, the angels under his command became hostile towards him, turning their already strained relationship into a powder keg ready to explode.

Now that the Heavenly Court of Merlo has been reduced to such a miserable state, he couldn't possibly be unaware of it.

Knowing that the angel was severely weakened, his visit was definitely not out of simple kindness.

Thinking of this, Keisha's tone turned serious.

"You're in trouble and need the angels' help, right?"

"As expected of the Heavenly Blade King."

Karl offered a brief compliment.

But this compliment did nothing to put Keisha at ease.

This only made her feel heavier inside.

She knew Carl's personality all too well.

The fact that this guy would lower himself and actively seek help from his former rival means that the situation has become extremely serious.

Keisha said in a deep voice, "Just say it."

Carl didn't beat around the bush and got straight to the point.

"Belonging to the same super-god universe, we must now unite with Lieyang and Liangbing and integrate all remaining combat forces in this universe."

Hearing this, Keisha's heart sank again, but her words carried a hint of teasing.

"Oh? So you're not really after the wine, you're planning to rekindle your old flame with Liang Bing?"

Carl ignored her teasing and spoke in a more serious tone.

"Even that's not enough. Our local forces alone simply can't hold out."

"Next, we may have to seek the assistance of the four evil gods of the warp, as well as various extraterrestrial forces."

That's a bit harsh.

Keisha's playful expression vanished, replaced by a serious one.

"What exactly happened?"

"Nurgle's massive army, with the main force of the entire star field assembled, far exceeds the scale of an ordinary spacefaring civilization, making it a force comparable to us."

Karl slowly began, “Then, the entire army was wiped out.”

Keisha remained calm and composed: "What does this have to do with me? Nurgle was never part of the justice system, so his destruction is his destruction."

She couldn't care less about the depletion of the evil god's power.

Karl's next words made her freeze.

"This was not a conventional defeat."

"It was directly swallowed up by a terrifying being hidden in the void, and the whole process took about a few minutes."

"?!"

Keisha's eyelids twitched suddenly.

An army of evil gods capable of devouring an entire galaxy?

Carl continued to throw out his trump card.

"That might be a natural disaster in this universe... a terror controlled by a certain fourth catastrophe."

"?!"

In an instant, scenes that had played on the sky flashed through her mind: the civil disaster changing the rules, the military disaster destroying the universe and forcibly ascending to a higher dimension.