Tzeentch figured that since he had to wait for the Chaos Star and the Warp to expand anyway, there was no harm in fighting Khorne to test his steadily growing power.
By now, he had become one with change and wisdom, while Khorne had become one with battle and war. Both were conceptual gods at the very pinnacle.
Neither would die no matter how they fought, so a casual bout for fun would not pose much risk.
As Tzeentch and Khorne began their battle, Cheng Mingrui and Boss Slick also clashed.
If Khorne's arena had any distinguishing features, fairness and a clear view were certainly among them.
Even if someone were sitting in the stands now, they would have an unobstructed view of the battle at the center.
As for... whether the shock waves spilling out from the fight would hit them, that depended on their luck. The front rows had suffered devastating losses the last time Cheng Mingrui fought Khaine.
The Chain-linked Twin Blades collided with the Great Axe.
One combatant was a human wreathed in burning blood and flames; the other was a ferocious-looking Ork covered in green muscle.
For the sake of fairness, the two fought using their consciousnesses, just as Boss Slick had done against Khorne's Black-Helmed Warrior.
Otherwise, given Gorkamorka's sheer magnitude, it would have been easy for Boss Slick to utterly crush his own true self consciousness.
Cheng Mingrui's true self consciousness was merely a Chaos god who had just ascended, while Gorkamorka combined the power of three Ork Gods and existed to smash the Warp apart.
The two consciousnesses had originally been one person, but now they hacked at each other like enemies bound by a blood feud.
The consciousness on Boss Slick's side believed that his true self consciousness had been corrupted