Turning Point

What the Destiny Farseer of Thuantar Craftworld said was far more effective than any defense—or lack of defense—Qin Xa could have offered.

Qin Xa looked at the Wraithguard, at the soul within that Wraithbone artifact, and only then recognized him as the Great Farseer who had been imprisoned on Thuantar Craftworld years ago.

Back then, the Greenskins had invaded the Craftworld. Afterwards, the Great Farseer had wished to die alongside the members of his people who had begun supporting him again, but he had asked Qin Xa to ensure their souls were placed within the Infinity Circuit so they could endure.

Qin Xa had agreed at the time, because Thuantar Craftworld's repeated attacks on Angron had been the fault of another, more radical Farseer faction within the Craftworld.

"As I said, that matter was Thuantar Craftworld's fault." The Destiny Farseer emphasized it again. "The Craftworld was not destroyed by Qin Xa or humanity. It was destroyed because the radical Farseers sent nearly their entire fleet to kill Angron, leaving the Craftworld poorly defended and utterly unable to resist the vast Ork army. They had brought this upon themselves."

Upon hearing the Destiny Farseer's words, everyone began discussing it.

From their reactions, Qin Xa could tell that the Destiny Farseer held no ordinary authority within Kenta Craftworld.

It made sense.

Someone capable of foreseeing the distant future would inevitably have spared the Craftworld countless disasters. The Destiny Farseer had especially made a tremendous contribution to Kenta Craftworld's survival, given that it was a militant faction.

"What future did you see?" asked the Kenta Farseer who had challenged Qin Xa earlier.

"That is not a future I have only recently seen," the Destiny Farseer replied. "From the moment I was born until now, I have always seen a future in which the