"I'd originally wanted to hold something back and save a few trump cards, but now I have no choice but to activate that weapon."
Ron felt somewhat regretful.
Not long ago, a major Imperial weapons project led by Dark Mechanicum Archmagos Cawl made progress, successfully producing a weapon capable of dealing with higher-dimensional lifeforms—the Chaos Gods: the Redemption Type I Hell Nuke.
This technology had been developed from the Hell-series weapons, integrating the Empire's latest Warp technologies as well as technologies contributed by laboratories of certain xenos races.
Such as blackstone technology, spatial technology, energy circuit technology, and so on.
It could be said to have gathered the wisdom of many races across the Galaxy, with its power elevated even further.
The reason Imperial weapons had previously been ineffective against the Dark Gods was that the two sides were not even on the same dimensional level. No matter how fierce the firepower, it was useless, let alone capable of striking something conceptual.
But They were not invincible.
After all, no matter how powerful the Chaos Gods were, They still existed in a physical sense. They were not entirely idealistic lifeforms; They merely employed more advanced and incomprehensible modes of energy transmission.
Or rather, They were high-dimensional lifeforms that operated in the form of energy, capable of creating fluctuations deep within the Warp and thereby influencing this space, inflicting dimensional suppression upon other lifeforms.
That was what made Them seem untouchable and so difficult to deal with.
It was like humans using a lens to shine light upon an ant nest. To humans, it was a simple physical principle that could be casually utilized, but to ants, it was an incomprehensible disaster—the heavenly fire and divine punishment bestowed by the gods.
Yet as Imperial technology advanced, and as humanity mastered the