Why Did You Have to Provoke Him?

The people appearing in the illusion were all human, which meant this was a purely human-inhabited planet controlled by humans. Then it had to be territory of the Imperium of Man.

The Imperium of Man was vast, with countless worlds, including some isolated agricultural civilization planets.

To protect their local civilizations, isolated agricultural worlds generally lived rather primitively and had little contact with the outside. Some were not even marked on the Imperium's own star charts.

The Aeldari envoy had explained it simply, but the Megalith King still frowned.

Of course, he knew that the Imperium of Man had isolated agricultural worlds and garden worlds, but this one was unlike any he had seen.

The people here seemed completely unaware of war, unaware of the Aquila, unaware that the galaxy was burning.

They wore strange clothes, held glowing little rectangles, and looked relaxed as they moved about lazily.

Was this really just an ordinary remote world?

A human world completely unaware of the Imperium and the Emperor?

Did this human intend to rebel? Or was this a scheme by humanity's god?

What exactly was hidden in that human's soul that had made the C'tan Shard create such a scene?

The Megalith King suddenly said, "Don't your seers see fate?"

The Aeldari envoy looked up. The Megalith King's green eyes were sweeping down at him, the light from the screen making him resemble a Blackstone mountain that had just come to life. "What exactly is inside his head?"

The Aeldari envoy paused, and some of the calmness left his face.

He bowed respectfully, then shook his head. "I cannot see through it, Your Majesty. There is a barrier in the Emperor's proxy's mind connected to the human Emperor. The sight of my people's seers cannot penetrate it."

The Megalith King gave