"So your world is in danger too... You're fighting for your own world as well. I wasn't lying to you. After I die, control of the Black Library will pass to you, and you can study the knowledge recorded within it in detail.
"Among that knowledge... is a spell that lures curious people from the higher-dimensional world into the 40k universe. Tzeentch invented it."
"When this spell was first invented, it was extremely dangerous. Using it recklessly would only increase our risk of exposure. I kept refining it and concealed its true nature.
"I made Tzeentch think the spell for drawing in higher-dimensional beings was a joke, keeping him from learning the truth. He only knows that our universe is fictional. Beyond that, he doesn't know nearly as much as I do."
"Creating a meme capable of fooling Tzeentch is very difficult."
Though Cegorach called it difficult, Boss Slick could hear how proud he was of his own methods for having fooled Tzeentch.
"I used Tzeentch's spell to simulate saving this world. I tried many times. Saving this universe and creating a better one was harder than I'd imagined. I failed roughly a thousand times.
"Games Workshop is far too obsessed with creating a hopeless world. They only care about making money from it, and can't see the danger lurking behind it."
"All those failures finally let Tzeentch discover something was wrong. Let me show you how to use the Black Library, and let you see the bad ending that follows once Tzeentch learns the truth."
A black sphere appeared before Boss Slick's consciousness. By then, his consciousness had also taken the form of a towering Ork.
He hesitated for a moment, but concern for his original world drove him to reach out and grasp the black sphere.
Before crossing