Starting with a Core Cabin
Chapter 1766

Negotiations (Computer Too Old to Run Civilization 7)

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Duanmu Huai admitted that, in the instant Trazyn had caught him with the Stasis Field, he had genuinely considered pretending he had noticed nothing and allowing himself to be taken back to Trazyn's museum.

After all, for a player, Trazyn's museum was the place with the most wealth in the entire game. Although it also had an equally vast array of defensive systems, and Trazyn was a despicable, shameless, vile bastard who loved ambushing people, to a player, this most notorious lord among the Necrons was like a dragon in a fantasy story. Its lair held a princess, treasure, and legendary weapons. As long as they could defeat that dragon, they would obtain riches beyond count!

With Duanmu Huai's power as the God of Destruction, as long as he was willing to sacrifice this body, he could completely destroy Trazyn at the root. Although that sinister, cunning, despicable, shameless, vile bastard never appeared in person, always using something like possession or remote manipulation whenever it appeared before others, even if this body were defeated, Trazyn would merely transfer its consciousness into another shell.

But the God of Destruction did not care about any of that. As long as Duanmu Huai locked onto Trazyn as an individual, he could erase it.

Because all things would eventually be destroyed, and the Necrons, who considered themselves eternal, were no exception.

And once Trazyn was erased, its museum would belong to him. Considering Trazyn's collecting habits, it was very likely that everything from the birth of humanity to the present had been preserved in its museum. And as long as he could get all that...

Honestly, Duanmu Huai was drooling just thinking about it.

But in the end, he held himself back.

Because this world needed him to rescue it. A C'tan was wandering

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