Cosmic Dimensional Technology

Lox had not expected to pry all the secrets from the minds of these Eternals in one go.

For these powerful Psykers, forcibly reading their minds or searching their memories would likely cause permanent brain damage, resulting in the loss of intelligence.

More importantly, Lox hoped to truly shatter their psychological defenses and make them switch sides.

He could tell that Ajak, Sersi, and several of the other Eternal warriors were not quite so extreme.

They knew their actions were unjust. As for the crimes they had committed, they could only keep hypnotizing themselves and deliberately turning a blind eye.

They did not completely believe in the Celestials. They merely obeyed orders with mechanical inertia, driven by fear and worship of them.

What these people lacked was an opportunity—an opportunity to completely break their habitual thinking and the fear in their hearts.

Building a united front was Lox's specialty. He had brought even the Aeldari and the Necrons into the same camp, let alone these Eternals.

Of course, for fanatics like Ikaris, who possessed an utterly obsessive faith in the Celestials, Lox had also prepared to destroy them.

The miniature Astronomican he had built was still lacking excellent firewood like him to keep burning.

Burning one Ikaris to death would probably be worth several thousand ordinary Psykers.

If this guy had truly been the genuine Superman, Lox would have exhausted every means to change his mind and win him over.

But Ikaris was, at most, a bargain-bin Superman. The fact that a Sentinel Iron Man could knock him down proved one thing.

His value was nowhere near that of the last son of Krypton.

"Once all of you lose contact, as you mentioned, the Celestials behind you will send more warriors to deal with me, this troublesome problem."

"How long