After being killed, Taifon's shell floated up as Ahriman's immense Psychic Power read every fragment of information contained within it.
This was not a mind-reading Psychic Power, but a direct examination of everything this shell had done within the web of fate.
Ahriman saw Taifon's end, his remaking, and the future remakings and endings he would undergo, a process that would continue without end until the god he revered most decided he no longer had any value.
Taifon had long since become part of Nurgle's power. Like those daemons, even if he were utterly destroyed, he could be remade, because this was not the resurrection of the dead, but the creation of another new being bearing the identity of the deceased.
From Taifon's second death onward, the name Taifon was no longer a person's name, but the designation of the Plague Herald.
Naturally, Ahriman also found what he had been seeking in Taifon's past and future.
"There."
With a slight wave of his hand, Ahriman sent Taifon's corpse flying aside, wrapped in Psychic Power.
Then an illusory passage shaped from Psychic Power appeared directly before Ahriman and his group.
The sorcerer led the Son of Horus and the Thousand Sons Red Letter warriors into the illusory passage, arriving in the lower engine chamber of the New Soul of Vengeance.
Before they had even entered the passage, Ahriman's group saw the many enemies waiting in the engine chamber at its far end.
Countless Daemon Engines filled the chamber, along with many creations that looked like mutated daemon Iron Men.
And, of course, their master—Vashtorr.
Taifon had helped this ally delay them for a little while, giving Vashtorr time to make preparations before meeting Ahriman.
The Forge Master was not particularly afraid of this Chaos sorcerer who believed himself not to be