Warhammer: Do Not Call Me the God of All Machines
Chapter 652

Slaanesh's Admiration

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After the Chief voiced his deduction, Lox shuddered as though he had fallen into Fenris's freezing polar sea.

His enemy was the aggregate of all desires, the Dark Prince who embodied indulgence itself, not the Changer of Ways who always loved stirring the pot.

Honestly, he would have preferred the Changer of Ways as his enemy. Experience showed that no matter how meticulous that Chaos God's plans were, they would most likely end in disaster.

If Tzeentch pursued infinite change and unforeseen events beyond His sight, then the Dark Prince pursued the limits of desire.

He embodied every obsession and fixation. Desire and emotion were the source of His power, as well as the manifestation of His essence.

Any unrestrained act strengthened Slaanesh, and the most common examples were emotional extremes and abandon.

Yet just like an addict who grew emptier the more he indulged, Slaanesh had absorbed far too many negative extreme emotions, and His threshold in that regard had risen ever higher.

That was why the Dark Prince often displayed an intense fascination with and pursuit of certain extreme positive emotions.

If there were a pair of lovers in pure love, truly capable of loving each other without reservation and passing His trial, Slaanesh would also bestow His favor and blessing upon them.

Of course, if they failed the trial, the Prince of Pleasure, bitterly disappointed, would inflict the most terrifying punishment.

But had such a strange Chaos God truly done this just to help him fulfill his dream?

The Chief lowered his head.

"If everything you said is true, then He truly is a terrifying being. In theory, Slaanesh has the greatest potential among the Chaos Gods. The source of His power allows Him to steal the power of the other Chaos Gods and make it His

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