Destiny

To this day, Qin Xa had already completed several of the four trials... no, five trials, such as the Omniscient Codex.

But he had yet to seize Tzeentch's power of insight along any trial path, so the Web of Fate still appeared to him as countless visible possible futures.

Konrad Curze's precognition, however, was conceptual in nature. Observing the future through his ability was more convenient, faster, and more accurate.

The three of them teleported beneath Nostramo.

They arrived near the Amniotic Tank in which Konrad Curze had descended long ago.

In this place preserved within his memories of birth, Konrad Curze sat cross-legged, facing Qin Xa and Angron.

The three held hands and entered an illusion.

"Let's look at the Captain's Destiny first."

When Qin Xa made the request and Angron used his psychic power to activate Konrad Curze's prophecy ability, which had not been voluntarily activated for some time, they faced the future.

The Captain gradually grew old, so he handed authority over the Librarian fleet to a man named Farr.

In the end, he and his wife went to Caliban to retire.

The Captain, the Captain's wife, Osiris, and their autistic grandson.

The family built a house in Caliban's wilderness.

Caliban was an exceptionally beautiful place, like a fantasy realm with a filter applied and the contrast turned all the way up. Until their final moments, the Captain and his wife talked about their younger days, held hands, and fell asleep together.

Osiris buried his two adoptive parents, erected a monument for them, kowtowed, and observed mourning for three years.

"That isn't a Caliban custom," Konrad Curze said.

"That was a custom from my adoptive father's hometown..." Angron looked at his father. "But... Osiris wasn't raised by you."

"He admired me greatly," Qin Xa guessed. "The Grand