Life in the Eye of Terror was unbearable for the C'tan.
Even the false physical world shaped by the Void Dragon's Blackstone technology filled the C'tan with disgust and hatred.
The difference was that Saranoga, who had been aiding the White Scars fleet in battle, could endure it.
Compared with the days when he had gone mad and suffered hellish torment from his own kind devouring one another, this little discomfort was nothing to Saranoga.
Mimic and the Void Dragon could endure it as well. The former knew what he needed to do, while the latter was happy to study the uses of Blackstone Constructs.
As for The Chronicler, its task was to consolidate the expeditionary force's records and ensure they were not distorted by the Warp's power. It was also happy to safely document the myriad lives of the universe: the sacrifices and courage displayed by beings of the Real Universe, whether mortals or superhuman warriors, for the sake of the Real Universe.
Only Burner truly could not stand staying there for even a moment.
Even Sanguinius, who occasionally awakened, spoke to Dante about this irritable C'tan and why it was so foul-mouthed yet obedient.
Fortunately, when Mimic reached the Angel fleet and conveyed the order to Burner, Burner was temporarily freed.
The C'tan called Niadraza was sent out of the Eye of Terror aboard a transport ship specifically built for the C'tan. Then he emerged from the vessel and used the electromagnetic forces omnipresent in the Real Universe to travel through the sea of stars.
During a past meeting, the Eldar Prophet Eldrad Ulthuan had bluntly told Qin Mo that the Eldar had once believed themselves to be the favored children of the Real Universe.
A creature of the Real Universe lived bound by physical laws, yet could