What People Do You Want?

Lin En's abilities were already terrifying.

The Emperor discussed with Lin En whether he could remain on Terra, protected by the Adeptus Custodes, and draw cards over time.

Or if he needed to meet someone, the Emperor could have the Adeptus Custodes send people to capture them... no, invite them, invite them before Lin En. He would only need to meet them and trigger the node, then leave the rest to the Adeptus Custodes.

Or, if he needed kill achievements, the Adeptus Custodes could escort him into the Webway to farm kills and repeatedly draw cards until he drew Throne Liberation.

No risks. Efficient, safe, convenient, steady progress.

Don't you understand that perfectly well? Lin En was speechless.

He thought it over, then shook his head. "I don't think that would work."

The Emperor was surprised. [...Why?]

Lin En explained.

The plan sounded reasonable, but in reality, it probably would not work.

The system had mentioned from the very beginning that drawing Throne Liberation required something called Plot Points.

Although he did not know what Plot Points were, they sounded much like open-world exploration progress. Perhaps, like prophecy, they required him to do many things before eventually producing the final outcome.

Besides, with normal draws occurring once every fifteen days and ranging from white to rainbow, who knew how long it would take? Warhammer's timeline was measured in tens of thousands of years. Since the system dared to give him a frequency of one draw every fifteen days, it clearly was not afraid that he would empty the trait pool just by waiting.

In fact, he somewhat suspected that those hundreds of traits were just displayed for show. Whether that trait pool could truly ever be emptied was highly questionable.

Judging by his past draws, if he truly wanted to