The Eternal Monument Symbolizing the Empire's Ultimate Power and Order

The Eternal Monument Symbolizing the Empire's Ultimate Power and Order

Upon hearing Emperor Sui Yang's clear, explicit command, the trace of laziness on Halsey's face in the holographic screen vanished instantly, replaced by focus and efficiency.

She nodded slightly, her eyes gleaming with excitement for the coming "large-scale field test."

"Understood, Your Majesty. I will immediately begin the final pre-activation inspection of Great Device 01 and assemble the core operations team.

Great Device 01 is expected to complete all preparations within twelve standard hours and arrive at the designated coordinates in the new universe on schedule."

Her answer was crisp and efficient, without the slightest hesitation. Then the communications screen went dark.

After ending his communication with Halsey, Sui Yang's thoughts did not cease within the grand, silent space surrounding the Golden Throne.

He began a deeper "examination" and "projection" of Dead Space, the universe that had just been incorporated into the Empire's domain.

As a transmigrator who knew many "possibilities" and "story templates," he was naturally no stranger to the horror that might lie behind the concept of Dead Space.

In his memories, fragmented information about the Ishimura, Markers, Necromorphs, and the Church of Unitology now corroborated the reports Sui Meng had sent back, outlining the cruel undertones of this universe.

Markers...

The Emperor silently repeated the term in his heart.

What exactly was the civilization or entity behind these bizarre creations, which could distort lifeforms, spread mental contamination, and serve as beacons guiding devourers such as Blood Moons to descend?

He began making reasonable deductions and models based on the intelligence available.

Could they be Chaos entities like the Warp gods, formed from the aggregation of pure negative emotions and concepts?

Sui Yang pondered.

Markers induced madness, guided people into slaughtering one another, and pursued so-called "convergence" and