Trazyn, You Set Me Up!

The small spaceship plummeted from the churning, inky clouds at an extremely high speed.

Amidst the thunderstorm that seemed to blanket the sky like a tidal wave, a clear, bright, and intense streak of fire was dragged out, as if an angel had fallen.

However, the three people in the cabin were clearly not feeling so well, especially Alvin.

Torzak was Genestealer; he glanced at the spaceship's timeline and slipped into the Pocket Dimension, leaving Hilda and Alvin in deep trouble.

The feeling was like being stuffed into a washing machine that was spinning at an extremely high speed.

His internal organs seemed to be flung aside by the powerful centrifugal force; his heart, liver, spleen, lungs, and kidneys almost came out of his mouth!

It's unclear how much time had passed, but Torzak suddenly appeared just before the crash.

Using Stasis Field, the two were rescued from the spaceship just seconds before the explosion.

Boom!!!

With a deafening roar, their spaceship was reduced to ruins.

This is bad. We need to figure out a way to get back. First, we need to find a spaceship.

Finding the spaceship wasn't a big deal for him; the real problem was...:::. Alvin gazed at the spaceship's wreckage, then turned to Torzak with a resentful look. "Did you already know that this area was off-limits to 'Void Dragon'?"

Something's not right. It feels like I've been scammed again.

Although he couldn't understand the Necron's expression, he felt that Torzak's eyes seemed a little subtle.

"Ahem, you've misunderstood." Torzak coughed lightly, will-o'-the-wisps flickering in his empty eye sockets. Facing Alvin's piercing gaze, he silently looked away. "I truly didn't know that the C'tan imprisoned on Pertita was the 'Void Dragon'."

"You think I can believe that?" Alvin sneered.

"If I had known that fragments of the 'Void Dragon' were imprisoned here, how could I have agreed to come on this adventure with you?" Torzak sighed helplessly, "I know better than you just how powerful and dangerous the 'Void Dragon' truly is, don't I?"

After a moment's pause, under Alvin's meaningful gaze, Torzak's lips twitched. "Alright,"

Not long ago, I received instructions from the "The Infinite" to bring you here.

"But I swear to the great 'Silent King,' I was not aware beforehand that fragments of the 'Void Dragon' were imprisoned on this planet."

At this point, Torzak also seemed a little annoyed. "I was also fooled by that bastard 'Trazyn'!"

That's more like it... Hearing this, Alvin nodded.

He said he felt something was wrong; the Star God Fragment was the most precious treasure of the Necron race, and also their highest-level secret.

Even if he and Torzak had a good relationship, it wouldn't be to the point that Torzak would willingly reveal it to him.

The location where the Necron sealed the C'tan!

Looking back now, this would be considered a grave crime among the Necron!

If not authorized by someone, how could a mere lord like Torzak dare to reveal this to outsiders?

"Trazyn the Infinite... what is his purpose in having you bring me here?" Alvin asked.

"I don't know." Torzak shook his head, his tone serious. "I really don't know. He rarely reveals his thoughts, but I can assure you that he would never harm you, at least not until he sees you in person."

"Your words make me even more afraid..."

Hearing this, Alvin broke out in a cold sweat. He was a little scared; he had encountered the Trazyn the Infinite. "Stop talking nonsense! Something's not right here!" Hilda popped out from the side, her face dark. "I just checked the surroundings. The gravity here is abnormal. We can't climb up directly, and the deeper we go, the more severely our Psychic Power is restricted."

"Hmph, does this even need checking?" Torzak glanced at her disdainfully. "This is the domain of the Void Dragon. What's so special about isolating Psychic Power? Even if your gods came, they'd still have to obey his rules!"

The Necron considered themselves the strongest race, and naturally looked down on the Eldar created by the Old Ones.

If it weren't for Alvin, he probably would have already made Hilda into a "specimen" and kept it in his Pocket Dimension for careful study.

In response to Torzak's hostility, Hilda sneered, "You know so much, why don't you tell me a plan? Isn't this your former master? You should know him very well."

It has to be said that the way these two were constantly stabbing each other in the back was really giving Alvin a headache. He had no choice but to step in and stop Torzak from having an outburst. "Alright, alright, everyone calm down. Let's find a way out first!"

Their spaceship crashed into a crevice in a canyon.

Looking up, the sky was compressed into an extremely narrow slit, with only a sliver of surging thunderstorm visible.

Moreover, the entire canyon seems to be made of some kind of special mineral; the pitch-black shale is extremely hard and smooth, extending forward in a stepped, descending trend, like a staircase.

"It's simple, just move forward."

Torzak appeared calm, pointing ahead with his scepter. "Perfect. This phenomenon confirms one thing for me: the 'Void Dragon' hasn't completely broken free from the 'Hyperdimensional Cube,' otherwise we would be dead already."

How do you know you haven't escaped the cage yet?

Alvin looked at the Necrons with suspicion. This was no small matter; he needed to make sure he understood.

"Heh, the reason is simple..." Torzak said slowly, "If the fragments of the Void Dragon..."

Having escaped its cage, even a fragment of its essence possesses power capable of destroying the world, far exceeding mere control over a spaceship's descent.

This reason seemed reasonable, but Alvin still had doubts. "What if it's a trap set to lure us in?"

"It's not impossible." Torzak pondered for a few seconds, staring at Alvin, and said seriously, "But I believe 'Trazyn the Infinite' would never allow his prized 'collection' to be harmed."

"If you can talk, then talk more, "Alvin was almost laughing in exasperation.

Believe it or not, other Necron might cause trouble, but this is the Trazyn the Infinite. This old man has a collecting obsession, and under most circumstances, he would never allow his collection to be damaged, especially in a situation like this.

Combined with Torzak's previous speculation, Alvin felt more confident.

Indeed, if the Void Dragon had truly escaped their cages, they would have been crushed before the ship even crashed.

"In that case, let's go take a look."

Alvin took a deep breath and looked down at the narrow crevice in the valley, where the path stretched downwards.

In fact, there was another reason he didn't mention: a vague intuition telling him he had to go there.

It was as if something was calling out to me!