Lin Yun's memories weren't omniscient, after all, so he didn't know.
The reason that Grey Seer had done this wasn't merely because of the Skaven's nature. On the Grey Seer's head was a helmet called the Thirteen Prophets' Helmet.
It was a helmet that made him look more like the Great Horned Rat—or, rather, more like a ram...
And speaking of ram's heads... Do you believe Tzeentch when he says he knows nothing about it?
Through some magical blathering, the Grey Seer had basically been made to seem a little crazy.
However, although he seemed crazy, at least the Grey Seer still had Steadfast Faith in the Great Horned Rat.
So Tzeentch had used this helmet to try to screw over Nurgle's army.
As everyone knew, the Great Horned Rat and Nurgle had the most in common.
After all, both of them dealt in plagues.
So they were on fairly friendly terms.
Of course, that was how it was supposed to be, but they mostly went their separate ways, and neither side thought much of the other...
In fact, while Lin Yun was looking for Earl Besreik, Tzeentch had already used his followers to inform Karl Franz that Skaven were preparing a massive invasion from beneath this place.
So Karl Franz was currently leading a large army in this direction.
Because the situation was urgent, Karl Franz had brought only two cavalry units with him: the Reiksguard and the Bright Order. The main force was following behind.
Taking advantage of this situation, Tzeentch was arranging for a bunch of Beastmen to ambush Karl Franz. Of course, he was doing this only so Karl Franz wouldn't suspect that it was a scheme.
Mm. I use a scheme to prove that this isn't my scheme.JPG
Tzeentch mainly wanted to use Karl Franz