The Lord of Change wanted Aaron to sacrifice a living cannibal to him.
Clearly, his dear Selim VII had taken an interest in the Man-Eaters after witnessing this scene.
Why did the gods reject the Man-Eaters? Why could the Man-Eaters not enter the Underworld? Why did the Realms have a saying that "all Man-Eaters shall be cursed"?
His dear Selim VII Tzeentch wanted to know.
As for his dear Selim VII Slaanesh, people eating people was far too crude and boring. He had tired of it long ago.
Aaron truly had no qualms about sacrificing a cannibal to his dear Selim VII Tzeentch.
These Man-Eaters had killed all his clansmen. Sending them to the Lord of Change to be sliced up was hardly going too far, was it?
As for how to sacrifice one, that depended on his 5th-Level Spell—Tzeentch's Banishment.
As Aaron considered the answer, a snowflake drifted toward his eyes, only to be blocked by his Tzeentch Divine Spark shield.
Yet the Child of Chaos felt little relief. According to Maximian's account, the killer was exceptionally skilled. Although his clansmen had been exiled and endured hardship for quite some time, they still retained some of their old military training. Even his uncle, the first in line to inherit, had failed to put up any meaningful resistance.
That was a problem... The dwarven craftsman Fujal had yet to finish his Serpent Scales dragonhide armor. Aaron was still wearing ordinary, standard-issue Inner Court Knight armor.
"What's wrong, junior? Did you discover something?" Reynard asked when he saw Aaron's serious expression.
"Bloodline," Aaron said softly.
"What?"
"Man-Eaters. Followers of the Dark Sun. They came to investigate my bloodline." Aaron narrowed his eyes. Glancing at Charlotte, the young lady holding his arm, he could not help murmuring, "Because I spontaneously developed the